This course will focus on the techniques, practices and principles of Music Technology as an area of advanced study. Students wil learn the technical principles that underpin Music Technology, develop a technical vocabulary and be able to use this as a tool to develop their composing and arranging skills.
CCSE Music is recommended (Grade 4 or above), but is not essential
The course consists of four modules: Unit 1: Recording-to record live instruments to produce a multi-track recording captured using microphones and mixed using production software. (Practical-20%) Unit 2: Technology-based Composition-students will be given a choice of three composition briefs set by Edexcel, developing their sequencing. arranging and production skills (Practical-20%) Unit 3: Listening and Analysing a written exam in which students will answer a series of questions based on musical excerpts provided on a CD by Edexcel. (Exam: 1hr 30mins, 259%) Unit 4: Producing and Analysing-students will be tested on their technical and written skills, and will also produce a completed piece combining MIDI and audio files provided by Edexcel (Written and Practical: 2hrs 15mins, 35%)
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | West Sussex |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £35,685 - £40,740 |
| Sixth Form Fee | £26,355 |
| Address | Lavington Park, Petworth, GU28 0NB |
This course will focus on the techniques, practices and principles of Music Technology as an area of advanced study. Students wil learn the technical principles that underpin Music Technology, develop a technical vocabulary and be able to use this as a tool to develop their composing and arranging skills.
CCSE Music is recommended (Grade 4 or above), but is not essential
The course consists of four modules: Unit 1: Recording-to record live instruments to produce a multi-track recording captured using microphones and mixed using production software. (Practical-20%) Unit 2: Technology-based Composition-students will be given a choice of three composition briefs set by Edexcel, developing their sequencing. arranging and production skills (Practical-20%) Unit 3: Listening and Analysing a written exam in which students will answer a series of questions based on musical excerpts provided on a CD by Edexcel. (Exam: 1hr 30mins, 259%) Unit 4: Producing and Analysing-students will be tested on their technical and written skills, and will also produce a completed piece combining MIDI and audio files provided by Edexcel (Written and Practical: 2hrs 15mins, 35%)