Assignment 2: "Till the Morning Comes" by Idun Forfang.File Format, Sample Rate, and Bit Depth.Label Appropriately and Set the Date and Time.Recommendations from the Music Industry.
Lesson 2: Mix Setup: Organization, Ergonomics, and Phase Relationships Assignment 1: Mix "I Hate" by Jessica Oh.Practice Exercise: Build Your Reference Library.Identify the main mixing trends per genre of contemporary music.Thoroughly analyze and evaluate your own mix and others.Apply mixing techniques specific to drums and vocals.Employ automation techniques, from basic to using all kinds of parameters.Understand and use different types of equalizers, compressors, gates, reverbs, delays, chorus, flangers, and many other processors necessary to mix effectively.Apply editing tools needed to improve musical performance, such as vocal tuning, vocal comping, and tempo editing.Implement professional music standards for organizing your mix session and delivering the final mix.Understand the technical requirements needed to prepare recording tracks for mixing.The goal of the course is to impart both a technical and artistic approach to mixing and for students to acquire the core skill set needed to mix multi-track master recordings to a stereo final mix-down suitable for release.īy the end of this course, you will be able to: For each mix assignment, students will use professional recordings specially made for the course, in a variety of styles. Students will learn how to mix music by delivering a new piece every week for critique by the instructor. It features video, sound, and visual examples based on common platforms such as Pro Tools, Logic, and Digital Performer, as well as a hybrid mix performed in an SSL 4000 G console, combined with Pro Tools and a huge variety of outboard gear. The course analyzes some of the most famous and revered brands and models of mixing gear, including comparisons between analog and digital outboard gear versus plug-in emulations and plug-in unique processors. The methods presented apply to any Digital Audio Workstation (DAW), or digital or analog console. You’ll learn how to mix music using techniques, including equalization, panning, dynamic processing (compressors, gates, expanders, and limiters), reverb and delays, as well as automation techniques and practical examples. This course teaches the different steps of the mixing process. Interdisciplinary Music Studies (Create Your Own Major).Music Composition for Film, TV, and Games.Electronic Music Production and Sound Design.Music Theory, Harmony, and Ear Training.
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