Music Engineering students
participate in a wide variety of digital audio design projects. For example
students have written assembly language programs for DSP processors from
Analog Devices, Motorola, and Texas Instruments that perform audio signal
processing such as pitch shifting, physical modeling of acoustic instruments,
and digital audio effects processing. These types of skills are highly
valued by employers, and in some cases, high-tech companies recruit enrolled
students, seeking their employment after graduation. This is an example
of why job placement from the program is quite strong among corporate
employers. Even if your goal is to become a hands-on recording studio
engineer, these skills are very valuable in today's computer-driven recording
industry.
University of Miami
- Music Engineering - Coral Gables, FL
Music Engineering students
participate in a wide variety of digital audio design projects. For example
students have written assembly language programs for DSP processors from
Analog Devices, Motorola, and Texas Instruments that perform audio signal
processing such as pitch shifting, physical modeling of acoustic instruments,
and digital audio effects processing. These types of skills are highly
valued by employers, and in some cases, high-tech companies recruit enrolled
students, seeking their employment after graduation. This is an example
of why job placement from the program is quite strong among corporate
employers. Even if your goal is to become a hands-on recording studio
engineer, these skills are very valuable in today's computer-driven recording
industry.