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Roundtable discussion about Critical Listening and Technical Ear Training
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Dr. Paul Thompson (Leeds-Beckett University, UK) and James Clemens-Seely (Banff Centre, Alberta) explore differing viewpoints on the benefits and limitations of using ‘Technical Ear Training’ (TET) modules to train as a sound engineer. Facilitated by Kelsey Taylor (University of Lethbridge, Alberta), this round table highlights Clemens-Seely’s teaching strategies that promote TET, and Thompson’s preference for other approaches of critical listening in a learning environment. Sharing pedagogical methods and audio education thoughts, the panelists address anti-education feelings in the audio industry and discuss to which extend TET can actually help audio students to create better music.
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