UFIEK4-20-2: Computing, Audio and Music

UFIEK4-20-2: Computing, Audio and Music
WHO?
		Marcus Lynch	Bob Lang	Pat O'Brien	Alan Price
		Module Leader Lectures & tutorials	Lectures	Tutorials	Technical Support supremo
WHAT?		Clapping exercises for the first tutorial PDF version of ”Introduction to MIDI Sequencing Workbook“ (minus front cover) (1016 Kb). You will be provided with a paper version that you will be expected to bring with you to tutorials and to use to make notes as you work through the glories of the piece ”*Your Eyes“. NOW AVAILABLE* First assignment specification for 2009-2010. This is the updated version. 2008-09 Second assignment specification is available here as an HTML file. An updated version will be published once it is moderated. Using the Edirol R-09 recorder. A good video from Roland takes you through the basics (skip the intro and select "Video"). Also, available is a short Quicktime movie featuring Stephen Allan showing how to avoid wind noise when using the R-09 (not for use in gales!) If you want to borrow an Edirol R-09 recorder, please see Alan Price (picture in the rogues' gallery above). Lecture slides and audio recordings of lectures available (on ranger). These are currently a selection from 2007-08. Help with Macintosh and other aspects of working in 1N95 (only accessible inside UWE firewall) Some Past Presentations for this module plus marks gained are here
WHEN?	Lectures	2P06 at 12.30 am on Tuesdays.
&	Tutorials	Tutorial session takes place in 1N95 at 3.30 pm on Thursdays
WHERE?	Presentations	Dates and times to be announced on Blackboard. Will take place in 1N95.
	Examination	Summer 2010 - date, time and place will be announced
HOW?		We talk in lectures in tutorials - you learn by listening, doing, reading, thinking and talking - No problem!
WHAT ELSE?		Links to sites of potential interest and usefulness References to books and other paper-based sources Resources for Multimedia Systems & Computing, Audio and Music & Moving Image Technology modules (only available from inside the firewall)- a wealth of stuff!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION	I will communicate with you as a cohort by email from time to time. For me to be able to contact you, this means that you must check your UWE email account at least once a week, ideally at least once a day. If you do not do this your mailbox fills up and my messages to you get bounced back to me - and you still do not get the sometimes vital (to you) information. If you do not check your UWE email account, I interpret this as a conscious decision on your part to be out of touch and the consequences are on your head.
Last updated October 19, 2009