Category: Music Production
The internet has made it easier for people to connect across the globe, removing many of the constraints that once came along with collaborating across time zones. In the music industry specifically, this now means that independent artists and music
Has listening to a song ever given you goosebumps? Have you experienced a strong emotional response to a piece of music? If so, then you’re already at least somewhat familiar with the psychological effects of music or music psychology. In fact, music psychology is an
Music lovers owe a debt of gratitude to hardworking producers and sound engineers, who work behind the scenes to translate melodies into musical masterpieces. As the architects of the music industry, these passionate professionals bring out the best in artists
In the vibrant sphere of the music industry, music producers stand as the often-overlooked architects, shaping the auditory essence of our cherished tunes. Behind each chart-topping track, captivating melody, and enduring rhythm lies the skill and innovation of these talented
Ryan Mitchell is a 32-year-old student in RMCAD’s Music Production program. As an online student in Trinidad, Colorado, you might think Mitchell is insulated from the hands-on technical learning you would expect to find in an on-ground degree, but that
Music connects us all. By creating, sharing and performing it, it becomes a powerful tool to transform and reflect our human experience. In the wise words of Victor Hugo, it “expresses that which cannot be put into words.” Pursuing a
This past summer, RMCAD graphic design students in GD 4020 Experience Design were challenged with rebranding and redesigning the entrances of two art studios at RMCAD. Professor Alicia McKim divided the class into two teams to enhance the student experience
Jay Elliot is a musician, recording engineer and as of most recently, one of RMCAD’s newest Music Production professors! The New England native found his way to the Rocky Mountain region where he learned the ins and outs of the
By conveying emotion through the power of sound, there is simply no other artform like music. While music is not a universal language, it does carry value to everyone despite which culture you are associated with. There are several career opportunities
Music is fluid – meaning, it can be interpreted in several different ways depending on a number of variables such as how it is being displayed. A common misconception about the power of sound is that it is communicated universally.
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