Research on the Application of Music Production Technology in Music Therapy

Liwen Liu

doi:10.71222/f27n4y49

Authors

Liwen Liu School of Music Production & Sound Design for Visual Media, Academy of Art University, San Francisco, CA, 94103, USA Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71222/f27n4y49

Keywords:

Music Production Technology, Music Therapy, Applications, Technological Advancements, Treatment Efficacy

Abstract

This research article naturally search the integration of music production technology within the setting of music therapy, hence it thereby examines how technical progress in music production can heighten resultant for patient undergoing music therapy. The study fundamentally utilize a comprehensive fabric to assess the efficaciousness and pertinency of music production tools in treatment settings, hence solvent show substantial melioration in therapeutic potency. And the discourse furnish insight into next applications and challenge. The implications of these finding propose a hopeful future for engineering-serve music therapy.

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