Free on-line course: Introduction to Music Production
May 13, 2014 1:06:26 GMT -6
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Post by Trotxâ on May 13, 2014 1:06:26 GMT -6
Fellow Talossans -
If it so please the President of the University of Talossa, here is a link to a free on-line class in Audio Production offered by the Berklee College of Music. My 16-year-old son finished the class last month, and he highly recommends it. Hopefully, a few of my fellow Talossans can take advantage of this training.
Enjoy!
T
If it so please the President of the University of Talossa, here is a link to a free on-line class in Audio Production offered by the Berklee College of Music. My 16-year-old son finished the class last month, and he highly recommends it. Hopefully, a few of my fellow Talossans can take advantage of this training.
www.coursera.org/course/musicproduction
Free on-line course: Introduction to Music Production
Knowledge is where this course comes in. No matter what kind of music you are making, there is a large set of tools that you will need to use. Each lesson of this course will demonstrate a different set of music production tools, loosely following along the music production process of recording, editing, and mixing.
We will start with some background on the nature of sound and how we perceive it. We will then examine the components necessary to record audio into a computer, so that you understand the devices that sound must travel through in a music production process.
Once recorded, sound must be organized along a timeline, a process known as editing. It allows us to give the impression of perfect performances and create many of the sounds we hear in contemporary music. The contemporary editing tool is the Digital Audio Workstation (DAW), a piece of software that stores and organizes all the assets of a musical project. We will focus on the editing tools that are essential in contemporary music production and that all DAWs provide
Free on-line course: Introduction to Music Production
Knowledge is where this course comes in. No matter what kind of music you are making, there is a large set of tools that you will need to use. Each lesson of this course will demonstrate a different set of music production tools, loosely following along the music production process of recording, editing, and mixing.
We will start with some background on the nature of sound and how we perceive it. We will then examine the components necessary to record audio into a computer, so that you understand the devices that sound must travel through in a music production process.
Once recorded, sound must be organized along a timeline, a process known as editing. It allows us to give the impression of perfect performances and create many of the sounds we hear in contemporary music. The contemporary editing tool is the Digital Audio Workstation (DAW), a piece of software that stores and organizes all the assets of a musical project. We will focus on the editing tools that are essential in contemporary music production and that all DAWs provide
Enjoy!
T
