Recording Courses Available at Regis

By Morgan Jacobus, Editor in Chief

Do you have an interest in producing music? For Spring 2022 there is a music production course, the first of a sequence of recording courses at Regis that ultimately teach students to record, mix, master, release, and promote their own recordings as artists and/ or producers.

The professor teaching the course is Cory Cullinan, who wrote, “I have spent my entire career doing just that for both myself and other artists – last month, for example, I produced tracks with multiple Grammy-winners, one of which opened a United Nations General Assembly meeting and two others that charted on two different national charts.”

The course takes place on Fridays 11:00-1:30, and is worth 3 credits. Below is the official class code (as you would find on WebAdvisor) as well as course description:

FAMT 432E Live/ Studio Digital Recording: Students master basic recording arts; sound, acoustics & design; microphones; digital audio & digital audio workstations; ProTools; and operation of the Regis Recording Studio & Claver Recital Hall. Students make a live recording in Claver Recital Hall & a Studio Recording in Regis Recording Studio. We’ll mix projects as a class. Required reading: Modern Recording Techniques (9th Edition).

Cullinan continued, “By the first day of the spring semester, we’ll not only have an amazing performance hall (Claver) ready to make top-notch recordings, we’ll also have an amazing and revitalized multi-room recording studio ready to make top-notch recordings. All we need now… is YOU!”

If you are interested in more information about this course, reach out to Cory Cullinan at ccullinan@regis.edu