The curriculum of the workshop is designed to help the student think through every aspect of the music production/beat making life-cycle, from a single drum hit to digital distribution. Each session is led by a speaker, who will share their unique view on that topic.
Beginning with a historical overview of electronic music, the class will include a comprehensive workshop, beat-making demonstration, guest ?lecturers from the skilled producers, and hands on experience on how to create your own music using Ableton 9.
The 6 day workshop covers production, mixing and mastering. The days will be divided into three portions presentation, workshop and assignments. On the 4th day, students will work on their compositions and gather feedback from each other, and will be asked to evaluate their peers performances. Because each student hears differently, evaluating performance will teach students to broaden their ears and listen in new ways. All constructive criticism, of course!
Who is it for?
Music enthusiasts, DJs, musicians/songwriters. All participants must be at least 15 years old. This is an introductory to intermediate course where no prior knowledge is needed. Its perfect for beginners or experienced producers looking to brush up their skills.
When is it?
Starts Saturday, November 9, 2013 at 12pm
Ends Sunday, November 24, 2013
What is the schedule?
The course is 6 days long, 4 hours a day (Saturdays and Sundays 12pm to 4pm). There is a 30 min break for lunch and snacks. Students are welcome to bring a packed lunch, alternatively there are some local cafes within a short walk of the facility. This program has a limited enrollment. We encourage you to apply early in order to secure a space.
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