Explore Music Technology at TCNJ | July 5-10, 2026
Students will explore creative ideas in music composition and audio production. We will create our own songs, learn to make beats, and produce signature tracks that we can share afterward. We will write, edit, and produce our own original music in on-campus facilities, including Logic Pro and Ableton software in a Mac computer lab and the professional recording studio.
Registration opens January 2026!
About the Camp
Costs, Capacity & Ages
- Costs
- Residential Camp: $1,200
- Commuter Camp: $800
- Capacity: 18 students
- Ages: Rising ninth graders – graduating high school seniors
About the Day
Tentative Schedule
- 8:30-8:45 am Arrive at the Art and Interactive Multimedia (AIMM) Building
- 9 am-12 noon Class in AIMM classroom/lab with faculty and counselors
- 12-1 pm Lunch in The Atrium at Eickhoff with counselors
- 1-3 pm Class in AIMM classroom/lab with faculty and counselors
- 3-5 pm Optional lab/creative/recreation time with counselors in the AIMM Building
About the Faculty
Paul Scheutte
Paul Schuette is a composer, sound artist, and improviser living and working in Philadelphia, PA. Working in a variety of media, Paul’s music has been performed by Kylwyria, Network for New Music, loadbang ensemble, CCM Wind Ensemble, Percussion Group Cincinnati, Brianna Matzke, and Eric Derr. As an artist in residence, Paul has worked at Willapa Bay AiR, Virginia Center for Creative Arts, UCross Foundation, Experimental Sound Studio, Signal Culture, The Hambidge Center and the Avaloch Farm Music Institute. He actively performs as a solo act and as member of llama/lama, a modular synthesis duo with composer Quinn Collins; Vaster Than Empires, an electroacoustic trio with Erica Dicker, violin, and Allen Otte, percussion; and Rube Waddell, a synth/guitar duo with composer Jerod Sommerfeldt. Paul’s collaboration, The Warp Whistle Project, with painter Mary Laube has been exhibited in Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, Knoxville, Bloomington-Normal, Detroit, Hong Kong, and Daejon, Korea. Paul is a Clinical Specialist in Design and Creative Technology and coordinates the Music Technology program at TCNJ.
Questions?
We can’t wait to connect with you! Email us at summerarts@tcnj.edu.
