Minor in Music Production
When is a classroom not a classroom? When it’s a world-class sound studio. With our comprehensive Music Production minor, students learn music production by actually producing music.
The program offers access to the latest digital technology and a hands-on production curriculum. Students log time in the studio, run cable at concert halls, and operate state-of-the-art mixing consoles in the field. They learn about the science of sound. They even get the opportunity to work with meticulously maintained vintage analog recording equipment. If you love making music and want to gain the technical skills to take your recordings to the next level, this minor is for you.
Students learn to explore the artistic and technical sides of music production within the recording studio facilities at the University of Oregon. Directed by Lance Miller along with assistant Jasper Walton, the UO SOMD recording facilities provide superb quality for recording of recitals, faculty artists, student recordings, and special projects. Learn more about Music Production coursework by reviewing our “Challenge Song” Audio Recording Techniques III course, MUS 482.
Even if students do not minor in Music Production, the UO SOMD recording facilities are available for one low hourly rate. Email somdav@uoregon.edu to book your session.
The minor in Music Production requires a minimum of 24 credits, 12 of which must be upper-division. A minimum of 14 credits must be taken in residence. Courses applied to the minor must be graded C– or better or P (pass). Learn more about the required course in the UO Catalog.
Undergraduates pursuing a minor in Music Production will take courses which focus in the following areas:
Minor in Music
Undergraduates pursuing a Minor in Music will take courses which focus in the following areas:
Minor in Music Technology
Undergraduates pursuing a Minor in Music Technology will take courses which focus in the following areas:
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