Electronic Music Information

Associate in Science

What You Will Learn

The Electronic Music option within the Music Technology program at County College of Morris (CCM) introduces students to the history, equipment and technologies of composing, arranging and performing music using current state of the art technology. This degree is considered a starting point for careers in music composition, film scoring, arranging, scoring for games and multimedia.

At CCM, our Electronic Music program provides an ideal foundation for transfer to four-year colleges and universities in a wide variety of majors including Music Composition and Theory, Film Scoring, Electronic Music, and Music for Multimedia.

Why Study Electronic Music at CCM?

Students enrolled in the Electronic Music program have access to state-of-the-art technology. The Music Technology Center has cutting-edge equipment, two recording studios, an electronic music lab and a piano lab. Class sizes are small. The music faculty at CCM has a long list of accomplishments and publications in the field.

Students learn theory and have hands‐on experience with analog and digital technology including MIDI sequencing, General MIDI, sampling, sound output systems, and audio recording. Students use computer‐based technology to create musical compositions and learn techniques and applications of software programs dealing with music recording, notation, sound editors and sound libraries.

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