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Mixing live sound training
Mixing live sound training






mixing live sound training
  1. MIXING LIVE SOUND TRAINING HOW TO
  2. MIXING LIVE SOUND TRAINING PRO
  3. MIXING LIVE SOUND TRAINING PROFESSIONAL
  4. MIXING LIVE SOUND TRAINING DOWNLOAD

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mixing live sound training

MIXING LIVE SOUND TRAINING PRO

  • A DAW (Logic Pro X, Cubase, Pro Tools, GarageBand, etc.) with the ability to save to MP3 format.
  • Live Sound Reinforcement by Scott Hunter Stark, Artistpro.
  • The Ultimate Live Sound Operator's Handbook, 3rd Edition by Bill Gibson, Hal Leonard.
  • You must also have an audio connection from the main FOH mixer in a performance venue to a CD recorder, DAW, or some other audio recording device, and the ability to save the audio data in a format suitable for email or uploading. You must be proficient with basic digital audio workstation (DAW) functions and must be able to download, upload, receive, and send audio files. You should be actively involved with a performance group of some type, whether a club band, church music team, or other performance entity.
  • Setting Up a Multitrack Recorder to Record the Music TeamĬompletion of one of the following courses Pro Tools 101, Pro Tools 110, Producing Music with Logic, Producing Music with Reason, Producing Music with Cubase, Ableton Live Fundamentals, or equivalent knowledge and experience is required.
  • Lesson 12: Recording the Gig and More Mixing Techniques
  • Establishing a Baseline Volume and Keeping It There.
  • Using Dynamics and Effects Appropriately.
  • Fundamentals of Building Great Sounds for the Core Instruments.
  • Considerations when using a Digital Mixer.
  • Running an Efficient Setup and Sound Check.
  • Lesson 10: Keyboard Sounds, Sound Check, and Setting Up the Mix Lesson 8: Getting Great Acoustic, Electric, and Bass Guitar Sounds
  • Getting the Acoustic Drums to Sound Good.
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    MIXING LIVE SOUND TRAINING HOW TO

    Lesson 7: How to Get Great Drum and Percussion Sounds Lesson 6: Speakers, Amplifiers, and System Processors Additional Mic Characteristics and Applications.Lesson 2: Sound Theory and Acoustic Considerations Song Form and the Contemporary Pop Song.The Musical Function of the Band Members.Lesson 1: The Sound Operator and Musical Considerations Identify special considerations for recording the live show.Build a high-quality mix that is appropriate for a wide variety of age groups, stylistic preferences, and acoustical environments.Use microphone technique, equalization, effects, and dynamics processing to build excellent piano, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, keyboard, bass guitar, drums, and percussion sounds so they function well together.Achieve excellent vocal sounds for various styles, genres, and acoustical environments.Apply logistical and managerial techniques to help manage equipment, setup teams, and road crews.

    MIXING LIVE SOUND TRAINING PROFESSIONAL

    Identify important considerations regarding music, including the identification of the types of sounds that work well in a professional mix.When properly equipped with the tools, techniques, and insights needed to build an excellent mix, you will be the musicians' closest and most trusted ally.īy the end of the course, you will be able to: The goal of the course is to enable you to build your own mixes and use what you've learned to conform to a high standard for sonic quality, blend, and authenticity. These tools are presented in a manner that places a high value on the creative and technical influences they impose on the individual sounds, as well as the control they can offer for multiple sounds, channels, and tracks. The course emphasizes instrument sounds, microphones, equalization, and dynamics processing. You will study, evaluate, and compare several different live and studio recordings in order to establish a point of reference for your own mix choices. This course explores the acoustical, musical, and technical aspects of the live performance, in order to learn how to present the best possible sound to the audience. Music Composition for Film, TV, and Games.Electronic Music Production and Sound Design.Interdisciplinary Music Studies (Create Your Own Major).Music Theory, Harmony, and Ear Training.








    Mixing live sound training