Students will feel like a real DJ as they explore and record …
Students will feel like a real DJ as they explore and record basic beatboxing sounds. Students create a homemade “DJ Board” and use a music editing program to make their sounds come to life.
Students integrate the use of a digital audio workstation (DAW) to understand …
Students integrate the use of a digital audio workstation (DAW) to understand musical theory including timbre (layering), composition (creative thinking), and voicing. Students learn various DAWs in order to use a variety of technologies within a design process by creating new, useful, or imaginative musical creations.
In this lesson, students will compose and notate “soundscapes” using found instruments. …
In this lesson, students will compose and notate “soundscapes” using found instruments. In preparing to notate their compositions, students will consider the limitations and benefits of extant notation systems.
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