Introduction to Technology for Musicians
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  • Introduction to Technology for Musicians
  • 10 Units
    • 1. Computer Hardware
      • Assignment (computer hardware)
    • 2. Software
      • Assignment (software)
    • 3. Networks
      • Assignment (networks)
      • During Class
    • 4. Analog Audio
      • Assignment (analog synth)
      • Assignment (mic differences experiment)
    • 5. Digital Audio
      • Assignment (podcast)
      • Assignment (audio mixing)
      • Assignment (stereo recording)
    • 6. Photography & Film (analog)
    • 7. Photography/Graphics & Video (digital)
      • Assignment (photography)
      • Assignment (2d graphics)
      • Assignment (3d graphics)
      • Assignment (multi-camera editing)
      • Assignment (music video)
      • Assignment (score following video)
      • Video Recording
        • Audition/Screening Video (1 camera)
        • Multicam Video Recording (3+ Cameras)
        • Multicam Video Editing (2+ Cameras)
        • Live Streaming Video (+ Audio)
      • Graphics
        • Vector (2D & 3D) Activity
    • 8. Notation (MIDI) & Virtual Instruments
      • Assignment (notation)
        • MuseScore Reference
        • Dorico Reference
    • 9. Electroacoustic Music
    • 10. Music Rights
      • Copyright & Licensing
      • Copyright & Licensing Resources
  • Questions
  • MUS1331 Final Exam Questions
  • Appendix
    • Software Suggestions
    • Hardware Suggestions
    • Audio Recording
  • Under Construction
  • MIDI Exercise
  • Introduction to Notation Software Exercise
  • Email Etiquette
  • iPad
  • Simple Programming Problems
  • Analogy
  • Spring2021 purchase requirements
  • Lesson Plans
    • Class01
    • Class02
    • Class03
    • Class04
    • Class05
    • Class06
    • Class07
    • long video
    • scratch
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  • 1. Watch the following videos:
  • 2. Create a Github "Webpage"

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1. Watch the following videos:

  • (40min worth of videos)

2. Create a Github "Webpage"

Screen shots below are difficult to see ... so press Command+ on a Mac (Ctrl+ on PC) as many times as you need to zoom in on this page.

  • git learning = especially

  • github hello world =

  1. create a GitHub account =

  2. create a new repository

    A "repository" is like a folder for your project.

  3. create a new file

  4. name new file "index.html," add the code below, and "commit new file"

    <!DOCTYPE html>
    <html>
      <body>
        <h1>My First Heading</h1>
        <p>My first paragraph.</p>
      </body>
    </html>

    a "commit" is like saving the changes to your files, but GitHub saves all of your commits so you can always go back to any "version" or "revision" of your files

  5. make site published using GitHub Pages

    • click on your repository "Settings" tab

    • change the "Source" to "master branch"

    • now your URL is displayed

  6. upload an mp3 of one of the sounds you recorded for freesound.org to the repository

  7. click edit on your index.html file

  8. insert the <audio> tag code to your index.html (including <div> tags) somewhere in the <body> of your page and commit changes (Note: my mp3 file was named accordion.mp3 ... so edit the code to show your mp3 file's name)

    <!DOCTYPE html>
    <html>
      <body>
        <h1>My First Heading</h1>
        <p>My first paragraph.</p>
        
        <div>
          <audio controls>
              <source src="accordion.mp3" type="audio/mpeg">
              Your browser does not support the audio tag.
          </audio>
        </div>
        
      </body>
    </html>

9. Add your URL to your site to the Boxnote:

section 1 =

section 2 =

https://baylor.box.com/s/ke38esv8h5ht09xhvi4hf2umg7h1h258
https://baylor.box.com/s/25ubh8dl2x8ii86inlyt5oor6es1vsx7
How the Internet Works
https://try.github.io/
https://learngitbranching.js.org/
https://guides.github.com/activities/hello-world/
https://github.com/codepath/ios_guides/wiki/Using-Git-with-Terminal
https://github.com/join