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    Content and structure

    Recording studio (c Philippe Kocher)
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    • Content
    • Structure of the CAS programme

    Content

    The program introduces students to the use of the computer as a tool for artistic work with sound. It provides fundamental knowledge for musical work with digital technologies in the studio and in live electronics contexts.
    The focus is on the use of various software tools for sound synthesis, sound editing, and algorithmic composition, as well as the development of original musical works. Additional areas of emphasis may include the design of live-electronics setups, the fundamentals of recording and sound reinforcement, the analysis of electroacoustic music, or the exploration of auditory perception.

    The program is tailored to the individual skills, experiences, and expectations of the participants.

    The “CAS in Computer Music” concludes with a written reflection on the individual learning goals set at the beginning of the program and on the student’s own learning process.


    Structure of the CAS programme

    The CAS Computer Music includes instruction in a major subject of your choice within a specific contingent.

    Structure CAS Computer Music

    In addition, the main areas of study can be experienced, deepened and reflected upon in the context of individual observations in group courses or one-to-one lessons.

    Additional elective content (subject to a fee)
    In case of interest, group courses can be selected from the open courses offered as part of the bachelor's and master's programmes. Admission is subject to the fulfilment of artistic and content-related requirements, as well as the availability of places. The additional costs are calculated according to the scope and teaching structure of the respective course.