CLC to give music technologies degree this fall – Brainerd Dispatch

BRAINERD — Beginning this fall, students at Central Lakes College will be capable to pursue an associate of fine arts degree in music technologies.

Applications to the plan are now becoming accepted.

“One of our music department’s targets is to offer music degrees that are strongly rooted in the actual-globe capabilities and understanding that a student requirements to excel in their profession, and portion of that consists of incorporating music technologies,” mentioned Preston Weber, the CLC director of choirs, music technologies and percussion.

The new degree prepares students for transfer to a 4-year degree in audio engineering, audio production, audio technologies, music technologies, music sector, sound style, sound recording technologies, music organization and much more.

“If any of these degrees sound fascinating, or if you want to function with music and sound in the Television, film, video game, music, or marketing industries, this is the degree for you,” Weber mentioned in a news release. “It is also a wonderful two-year degree to get though finishing other common classes, to give students quite a few selections on their subsequent path forward.”

All music classes at CLC have zero textbook price. In addition, students who total the music technologies courses can grow to be a Pro Tools certified user, the top software program for audio production.

For much more facts on the new degree, check out

clcmn.edu/music-technologies-afa-degree

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