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Music Tech Lab, Rm. 155

This class is for high school students at Winnebago Lutheran Academy who want to learn how to make music on computers. We use Audacity and Garageband as our main tools, and we have fun almost every single day figuring out how to make music using audio and MIDI, but we also learn how to record vocals and instruments and even play guitar and drums if we need to.

We keep personal blogs (look on the right column of this page and click on our names) to help us remember what we've been working on, keep track of the all the decisions that we've made on our projects, and to share with our family and friends the music that we've created.



by Dale Witte
Related Links

Winnebago Lutheran Academy
Bible
Composing My Thoughts
Ricci Adams' musictheory.net
Free manuscript paper
Audacity
The Orchestra: A User's Manual
Guitar Tuner
Guitar Chordbook
Guitar Chords Magic
Hand in Project Files Here
MIDI Hymn Project Evaluation Form
Wikispaces
Music Tech files
Cambridge Music Technology
Garageband '11 101: Core Garageband Video Tutorials
MIDI Demystified Video Tutorials
Core iMovie '11 Video Tutorial


Teacher Assignments

What are the components of podcast? 10/01
What is a podcast? 09/30
MIDI Drumming 02/13
Dance Project 1 (Sem 2 08-09) 01/28
Final Project (Sem 2 08-09) 01/22
In Tune Feb 2009 – 1st Article 01/19
Glory Be to Jesus 10/06
Scales, Part 1 10/06
Eight Counts 09/24
Dance Project 1 08/26
Final Project 05/06
Commercial Soundtrack 02/04
Commercial Soundtrack 01/31
January 2008 InTune Monthly reading/blogging assignments 01/21
Final Project 01/04
MIDI Hymn Project 11/28

Teacher Entries

Simple Three-Chord Guitar Songs in G 5/9
Final Projects - 2nd Sem 2012-2013 4/25
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty 4/22
Programming a Four Part MIDI hymn 3/19
How to Make a Rockband Song for Xbox 360 3/8
List 5, 10, all

Student Entries

TH Camp Music 3/6
NH iPod 3/5
NH ASPCA 3/5
NH The Dog Strikes Back 3/5
SL Audicity prject(JV CWCC Camp Music) 3/5
RR Bye Bye Bye 3/4
NH Soundcloud Test 3/4
GD Sound Cloud Test 3/4
SAD Soundcloud Test 3/4
TH 3rd commercial 3/4
TH 2nd commercial Tim Hansen 3/4
KS Audacity Project 3/4
TH 1st commercial 3/4
SL Audicity project(Let it be) 3/4
TT Camp Music 3/4
SAD Article for the third commercial 3/1
BH Imagine Dragons - Radioactive 3/1
NB 2nd Audacity Project 3/1
NB 1st Audacity Project 3/1
GD 3rd Commercial Project 3/1
TT Evian Commercial 3/1
KS Third Commercial 3/1
KS Second commercial 3/1
SL Final commercial project 3/1
GD 2nd Commercial Project 2/28

List 25, 50, all

Conditions of Use


John Lennon Songwriting Contest

About the Contest

The John Lennon Songwriting Contest is an international songwriting contest that began in 1997. The Contest is open to amateur and professional songwriters who submit entries in any one of 12 categories. The JLSC is open year-round and features two Sessions -- with 72 Finalists, 24 Grand Prize Winners, 12 Lennon Award Winners and 1 Maxell Song of the Year.

You don't need a professional recording. Entries will be judged on originality, melody, composition, and lyrics (when applicable). Your songs may be entered in any of the following categories: Rock, Country, Jazz, Pop, World, Rhythm & Blues, Hip Hop, Gospel/Inspirational, Latin, Electronic, Folk, and Children's. Instrumental compositions are encouraged.

D12, Al Jarreau, Bob Weir, Robin Gibb of the Bee Gees, Jesse Harris, Teairra Mari, The Black Eyed Peas, The Bacon Brothers, Ken Komisar, The Veronicas and John Legend are some of the members on our Executive Committee of Judges.
MEET THE JUDGES

Winners will receive EMI Publishing Contracts, Studio Equipment from, Roland, Edirol by Roland, Audio-Technica, Propellerhead, Ableton and Sibelius, plus 1,000 CDs in full color with premium 6-panel Digipaks courtesy of Disc Makers, an Apple iPod Shuffle and gift certificates from Musiciansfriend.com. One entrant will be chosen to TOUR and PERFORM for one week on Warped Tour '08. One (1) Lennon Award winning song will receive an Apple Power Mac G5, Cinema Display, Logic Pro software, and $20,000 for the "Song of the Year" courtesy of Maxell.

Click HERE for a complete list of PRIZES.

Each entry requires the following elements:
One song five (5) minutes or less (mp3, CD or cassette)
A lyric sheet -- no lyrics necessary for instrumental compositions
A payment -- $30.00 per song
A completed application
Read the Rules & Regulations carefully before entering.

2007 Rules & Regulations

Article posted May 22, 2007 at 10:21 AM • comment • Reads 348 • see all articles



My Classes & Students

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Block 3, Sem 1 12-13
Abby Hilbert
Alyssa Wciorka
Amie Jindra
Joshua Albrecht
Justin Hansen

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Block 3, Sem 2 12-13
Kevin Seibel
Libby Adelmeyer
Sammy Liu
Tim Hansen
Ty Trewin

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Block 8, Sem 1 12-13
Bethany Westphal
Chandler Ostrand
David Bae
James Huey
Joseph Leisses
Justin Serwe
Noah Koepke
Tina Lin

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Block 8, Sem 2 12-13
Bastian Fein
Ben Herre
Gordy Detert
Nathan Birkholz
Nicole Hall
Rachel Ruhland
Sol Ah Doh

About the Blogger

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Dale Witte is the choir director and music technology teacher at Winnebago Lutheran Academy, Fond du Lac, WI. He has been teaching since January 1990 and really enjoys teaching students how God's gift of music works. Dale is also a church organist, piano player, violinist, and church music composer. Locations of visitors to this page


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