Trevor Baron

Professional development

• BMPR-101a.03 Desktop Music Production for Mac - Through hands-on exercises and projects, you’ll experience the process of producing a piece of music with your computer, from developing the original musical idea through distributing a final mix. - 2011
• BMPR-162.07 Critical Listening 1 - Critical Listening provides recording musicians and aspiring producers and engineers with a better sense of the mixing process, and develops the ability to hear and identify the key features of a well balanced, artful and professional-sounding mix. - 2010
• BMPR-165.01 Orchestration 1 - Learn to write and apply traditional orchestration techniques to both sampled performances and live orchestral performances. - 2012
• BMPR-173.02 Producing Music with Logic - The course explores software instruments and several other subtractive synthesizers and vintage instruments. You'll study the elements of production design, such as creative considerations in composition and song form, and the arrangement tools in Logic t - 2011
• BMPR-266.02 Orchestration 2: Writing Techniques for Full Orchestra - Learn advanced orchestration strategies and approaches to writing for full orchestra, including both a live orchestra and sampled MIDI mockups. - 2012
• OCOMP-490.03 Music Composition for Film and TV - Learn to write music in the style of big budget Hollywood films and TV programs. Analyze melody, harmony, counterpoint, tempo, rhythm, and orchestration in a variety of genres to gain a complete “recipe book” for writing for film and TV. - 2014
• OCOMP-493.01 World Music Composition Styles - World Music Compositional Styles focuses on the defining characteristics of what differentiates one genre or style of music from another through comparison and extensive analysis of melody, ornamentation, rhythm, harmony, timbre, tempo, instrumentation - 2015