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Producer-Engineering Classes
Learn how to use a mixing console, mix, edit and master
using industry standard software and hardware. Setup and use
microphones, compressors, EQs, effect units and mastering
gear. Here are details about the Producer-Engineering
Classes
After school and weekend programs available. Please contact
us about private classes.
Full Content - Outline
MIDI:
Basics of MIDI
Midi cable port connections
Multi port configurations
Assigning channels to instruments
Recording/Mixing Process:
Preparation
Recording
Overdubbing and punch ins
Mixing down the track
Mastering the track
Producing:
Loop generation
BPM
Combining tones using
Digital Audio:
Introducing Digital Audio
Audio Principles
Digital Principles
Audio Conversion
Sampling
Rate Conversion
A/B Listening using various converters
Digital Audio Editing
Loop Editing
Roles with a recording Studio:
Producer/Engineering Roles
The Artist
Publishing and Writing ownership
Sound and Hearing:
Amplitude/Frequency/Velocity
dB levels
Acoustics
Speaker Monitoring |
Mixing Console:
Inputs configuration
Channel Routing
fX routing
headphone routing
Mixing on a console (analog)
Working with FX:
compressors
limiters
EQ
Noise reduction
Flanger/Phaser/Chorus
Auto Tune
Time Compressions
Mic Setup:
Micing Drums
Micing Vocals
Review of all mic types
Choosing the right mic
phasing
Software:
CuBase SX/Nuendo
Sonar
Sound Forge
Wavelab
Song Writing:
listing for hooks
comparing styles of the past
lyrics
melody and fills
Final Project:
Students are required to create songs either using
loops or any digital/analog instrument, record, mix
and master the track. |
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