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Take a look at what Gettysburg College has to offer through MUS 262
This course highlights the creativity, rigor, and hands-on learning that define Gettysburg’s academic experience. Whether you’re interested in Music Education or simply exploring new areas of study, MUS 262 provides a strong example of the high-quality curriculum available here.
On this site, you'll find a collection of projects that showcase the skills, knowledge, and real-world applications developed throughout the course. Explore, engage, and discover how Gettysburg College empowers students to learn, create, and grow. Below are just some of the many fun and engaging projects you could get to do in Dr. Russell McCutcheon's MUS 262 class.
The Yamaha MG06X
Need a mixer for a party or sound system? A quick breakdown of the Yamaha MG06X mixer: what it is, what it’s used for, and why it’s a must-have for live sound and content creation.
Projects from MUS 262
Discover a range of lessons aimed at supporting every ambition and skill level. From mastering basic concepts to developing more advanced musical techniques, MUS 262 offers hands-on learning and personal guidance from Dr. Russell McCutcheon. Whether you're exploring music for the first time or building on your existing talents, this course helps you grow, create, and express your inner musician. Start your musical journey today.
Live Sound Design Project
A fully functional live sound design for and stage setup along with a shopping list for those interested in setting up a live sound system for venues, concerts, or in this case, a church event.
Position Paper
Explore the basics of copyright law and its impact on today’s music industry. In this paper, Nate explains critical legal concepts, discusses why sampling remains a complex issue for artists, and shares his thoughts on a case involving the rapper Juice WRLD. This analysis shows how creative expression and copyright protection often conflict and why understanding this balance is essential for both musicians and listeners.
"One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain.”
-Bob Marley
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