ТHE METHODOLOGICAL SUPPORT OF SOUND ENGINEERING TRAINING OF FUTURE MASTERS OF MUSICAL ART
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https://doi.org/10.28925/2414-0325.2020.8.4Keywords:
multimedia; musical art; sound processing; sound processing training; Power Point; Adobe Audition; Steinberg Cubase; professional training; master of musical artAbstract
The article is devoted to specifying the basics of methodological support of sound processing training of future masters of musical art of performing specializations in the specialty «Musical Art». The article analyzes the general direction of professional training in the specialty «Musical Art» and defines the main content of sound processing training of future masters of musical art of performing specializations; outlines the conditions for incorporating computer information technology into the content of professional training of future masters of musical art of performing specializations. This article provides few examples of the use of multimedia computer technology and software for content of sound processing training for future masters of musical art in the specialty «Musical Art». The article contains general characteristics of the educational discipline of the cycle of professional training of the future masters of musical art «Sound processing and musical acoustics», as well as few examples of its use in the teaching of various multimedia technologies and computer programs. The article also defines the main stages of the technique of preparation of training session with the future masters of musical arts of performing specializations with the use of information multimedia computer technologies and software, as well as the basic conditions for the inclusion in the content of professional training of masters of musical arts of performing specializations of computer technology. The emphasis is placed on the use in the process of sound processing training of future masters of musical arts of performing specializations in the specialty «Musical Art» of multimedia technologies and software, which is an important component of ensuring the competitiveness of graduates in today's labor market
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