Why should you pursue a career in Electronic Digital Instrument?
If you love music, technology, and creativity all in one, this is a field where you can build a future from that mix. Electronic Digital Instrument (EDI) performance and production is where artists make sound with digital tools (synths, samplers, drum machines, software), not just traditional instruments. You get hands-on with modern music production, sound design, and live performance tech. The bachelor's degree program gives you tools and training so you’re not just following trends, you’re creating them.
You’ll learn both craft and technical skill: creating, manipulating, and performing sound; using digital signal processing; integrating hardware and software; and using Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs). You’ll also gain real studio experience, access to professional-level gear, and mentorship from industry professionals. That means when you graduate, you’re already familiar with what studios, live shows, and digital music production need.
Because the music landscape is always changing and growing with streaming, electronic performance, virtual shows, new music tech, and online distribution, there’s a growing demand for people who can innovate as well as perform. If you want a career where artistry, performance, technology, and constant learning combine, and you want to make your own music, design sound, or shape the future of music, EDI is a powerful path.