Video -

Audio production project by undergraduate in the Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Digital Media

Check out how Jeffery Bin Zauhari create a music sampler by digitalizing the sounds of a Gambus, a key instrument used in Malay folk music. He also talks about how pursuing his Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Digital Media helps to widen his perspective and repertoire as a musician. Enquire here : http://bit.ly/1j5QNjO
  • License: © All rights reserved
    The Content may only be used by Mynewsdesk. It is thus not permissible for anyone else to download, copy, distribute or otherwise use the Content (other than for private use to the extent permitted by law).
  • File format: .m4v
  • Length: 3:18

Categories

  • school of technology & e-learning
  • students' works

Contacts

Nuruljannah Bte Md Shaharuddin

Press contact Product Marketing & Management +65 6796 7829

Related content

Scholarship Boost

Sponsorship enabled consultant to realise his dreams.

The Making of A Future App Guru

Digital Media is a demanding field, but proficiency can be attained in the right environment. In Ishak Khan’s case at Management Development of Singapore (MDIS), it also fuelled a desire to design the next big gaming app...

MDIS University Partners: Northumbria University, UK

Northumbria's International reputation as a leading British university is the result of a distinctive combination of outstanding academic research and teaching, innovative programmes, traditional values and social and cultural diversity. Read more about our university partner.

Creative Sparks

Did you know that the Captain America and Iron Man movies have a Singapore connection? Some of the visual effects were done by the local staff of computer animation giants like Industrial Light & Magic and Double Negative, both of which have offices here. Singapore is on its way to becoming an Asian hub for the digital media industry’s backroom operations, if we’re not already halfway there.

Russian students visits MDIS School of Technology & E-learning

The MDIS School of Technology and E-Learning (STEL) hosted our Russian friends when they visited the MDIS campus on 1st and 3rd July 2014. Aside from being shown around the many state-of-the-art facilities that MDIS has to offer its students, these students were also given the opportunity to learn more about animation from STEL lecturer Mr James Chew in an on-the-spot workshop.