| DIGITAL SOUNDS COURSE Want to make music on your computer? These weekly sessions will equip you with the skills and the know-how for you to create and produce your own pieces of music. We will cover recording, sequencing, sampling and arranging, using a range of music software platforms, including Garageband, Reason and Logic Pro. Learn how to mix and master your masterpiece before burning to a CD. |
Day: Mondays 6-8pm //Starts 11 June 2012
Duration: 7 weeks
Tutor: Duncan Chave
Venue: Exeter Phoenix, Media Centre, Gandy street, Exeter, EX4 3LS
Participants: 5
Cost: £165
TERMS
AUTUMN TERM: Starts 3 October 2011-Finishes 12 December 2011 (no session during HALF TERM) >
SPRING TERM: Starts 6 February 2012 - Finishes 16 April 2012 (no session during HALF TERM)
SUMMER TERM: Starts 11 June 2012 - Finishes 13 August 2012
Aims
To introduce participants to computer music concepts.
To enable participants to create and produce music on a computer.
Objectives/Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course participants will:
Be familiar with the key features of modern DAW software, using Garageband, Logic Pro and Reason
Understand the principles of sequencing and pattern editing
Understand how to record, import, edit, manipulate and export audio
Understand how to record, sequence and edit MIDI
Be introduced to the basic practices of sampling and synthesis
Be able to create and manipulate loops and samples
Be introduced to the concepts of music arranging and mixing
Use this knowledge to create their own work.
PARTICIPANT FEEDBACK:
1. Did you find this course useful and in what way?
A great help to my GCSE's... Wicked!
I have learnt about Logic, not just technical information but compositional advice also.
It helped me get a much better understanding of Logic.
I found it very interesting and helpful towards the work I have to do for school, and a greater understanding in the programme allowed me to be more creative.
2. Do you think these courses are a good idea and why?
they help people learn new things.
Yes, good to be in a small group. It's not in school curriculum.
Yes, because they give people who wouldn't usually have the chance, a chance at midi sequencing and producing.
What would you like to see more of in the future?
- Maybe, song competitions.
I enjoyed the soft synths course, something along these lines would be fun again.
HOW TO BOOK: Due to popular demand, early booking is strongly recommended.
Sound Gallery is a social enterprise with many years experience of engaging and inspiring people through the creative process of making music. Since May 2008, we have been running a professional recording and music production studio in the basement complex at Exeter Phoenix. Sound Gallery Studios include a recording studio, live room, amp room and two rehearsal rooms. We also offer a wider range of music workshops, music technology courses, music industry networking events and live music showcases.
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