Learning 'K-Pop Composition' with AI..TTC Edu-Normore Opens 'Music Academy'

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TCTCEDU (CEO Lee Sun-i), the No. 1 company in the domestic university consignment education industry, announced on the 16th that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with NOMORE, an independent entertainment (CEO Kang Min-seok) to cultivate musical creative talents in universities.

The agreement is designed to combine TTCEdu's solid university education infrastructure with Nomore's trendy music production capabilities. The two companies plan to open a "Normore Music Academy" within the university and provide practical music education using Generative AI (Suno, Udio, etc.).

The educational program is designed to make it easy for anyone, regardless of whether they majored in music, to learn lyrics, composition, and arrangement. The main curriculum is △ Introduction to AI Music Production (12 weeks): Basic creative process using Generative AI tools, △ Creative Music Project (24 weeks): Working on actual songs and carrying out projects, △ Professional Composer Debut: Professional music production and distribution process.

In particular, official certificates will be issued to students who have completed education, and excellent students will be provided with opportunities to collaborate with current K-pop producers and participate in music production projects of partners to support their practical debut and employment.

TTCEdu, which has led foreign language consignment education for more than 30 years, will expand its university comparison and capacity building projects into culture, arts and edutech fields starting with this cooperation.

"The key to this education is for students who were consuming music to change into the subject of making music themselves," said Nomore CEO Kang Min-seok (artist Lumin). "We will create a new creative ecosystem in the university where anyone can express their story with music and even generate copyright profits through actual music release."

In the future, the two companies plan to actively expand the comparative department program in cooperation with lifelong education centers and student welfare centers of major universities nationwide.

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