Current Students

Registration Dates - Winter 2027

  • Continuing Student Registration Begins: October 26th, 2026
  • New Student Registration Begins: November 2nd, 2026

Current Music Department Hours:

  • Monday - Friday: 10:00am - 6:00pm
  • Saturday - Sunday: 9:30am - 5:30pm

Room and Studio Bookings:

Do you know who your Program Advisor is?

If you have questions about your degree plan, which classes to take, if you are on-track to graduate on time or anything else ... talk to your Program Advisor!

Program Advisors are different from the College Advising in the FOSS Building. Program Advisors are specialists within their department.

Music/Vocal Program Advisor:

Music Technology Program Advisors:

Rules for Facility Use
Bracken Building Music/Music Technology

No food or drink is allowed in the recording or MIDI studios. There is no smoking allowed anywhere inside the building. Alcohol is not permitted anywhere on state property. While state law permits the recreational use of marijuana, federal law prohibits such use on College premises or in connection with College activities.

If you are going to be late for a studio session, you must call the studio and notify the supervisor of your situation. If we receive no word from you, your time may be given to someone else 10 minutes after your scheduled start time.

If you miss your session without notifying Jisa (206-546-4607, jkang@shoreline.edu) 24 HOURS in advance your grade for the project will drop a full letter grade.

If your session runs late, by any amount of time, your grade for the project will be dropped a whole letter grade. If there is a technical problem that is out of your control, you must still finish on time, but the studio will owe you the lost time. Please check out with the supervisor if you finish early. Your remaining time may be given to someone else.

The head engineer is responsible for "zeroing" the studio. Credit for the project will not be awarded if the studio is not properly zeroed. Also, the students involved will lose practice time privileges for a period of time determined by the instructor and studio manager. Zeroing includes:

  • Picking up all trash, in any areas used in the session.
  • Returning all equipment to its proper place.
  • Properly wrapping and returning all cables to their proper place.
  • Straightening up in the classrooms if things were moved for the session.
  • Zeroing the console.
  • Pulling all patch cables.
  • Removing console tape.

Be sure your hands are clean before using the studio equipment.

The door to the studio should remain closed and locked unless the supervisor on duty has propped it open. See the supervisor for admission to the studio.

Do not unplug cords or cables from behind the equipment. Access to all equipment is through the patch bays on the console or the wall in studio A. If you need assistance ask the studio supervisor.