Electronic Music, Computing and Technology

About this course

Electronic music, computing, and technology sits at the intersection of creative music practice and the computational tools that have transformed how music is made, processed, and experienced. It is a discipline concerned with sound synthesis, digital audio production, algorithmic composition, live electronic performance, and the programming skills needed to build the tools and systems that underpin contemporary electronic music. This is genuinely interdisciplinary work, requiring both musical creativity and technical rigour. At Goldsmiths, University of London, which has a long and distinguished history in both electronic music and computing, this three-year full-time programme develops you as a practitioner who can work across code, sound, and creative ideas. You will study digital signal processing, programming for sound and music, sound design, live performance with electronics, and

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