Music Recording and Production-BUNDLE
Resource Bundle
Resources included (3)
OUTLINE-Music Recording and Production
This fantastic bundle is a great guide to teaching and learning Music studio recording and production.
Items Included:
- 5 Step Guide to Basic Mixing
- Common Recording Techniques
- Step by Step Guide to Mixing a Pop Track
- Understanding Reverb
What is covered?..
Step by Step Guide to Mixing a Pop Track:
- Preparing the Mix. Before starting any mix it’s important to consider….
- Referencing
- Monitoring Speakers (Placement and anomalies)
- Starting points for your mix
- Mixing Techniques
- Aux Sends and Returns
- Spatial FX
- Dynamics
- The Frequency Range
Common Recording Techniques:
- Audio chain, following the patch of the sound
- Dynamic microphones
- Condenser microphones
- How to record drums
- Recording Bass and Electric guitars
- Getting a better sound for acoustic guitars
- How to mic a piano
- Recording vocals
- Important words to remember when recording
5 Step Guide to Basic Mixing:
- Dynamic Balance
- Use of Compression and Gates
- How to reduce background noise
- Creative use of the Stereo-field through basic panning techniques
- Tonal balance and EQ
- Creating depth within your mix
- Using Reverb
- The finished product
Understanding Reverb:
- What is Reverberation
- Reverb and Delay
- Direct, Early Reflections and Decay – Parts of Reverb
- Reverb Control Parameters
- Reverb types – Chamber, Plate, Spring, Gated
- Reverse Reverb
- Using Reverb
Covered in Common Instrument EQ Guide:
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EQ Guide – Full – pdf-A4
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Kick-Drum-EQ
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Snare-EQ
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Bass-Guitar
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Electric-Guitar
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Acoustic-Guitar
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Vocal
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Vocal-Intelligibility
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This is invaluable if you are teaching Sound Recording at GCSE or BTEC or RSL level and you haven't had to do much music technology before (like me!). I really appreciate the fact it is broken down into chunks for learning and teaching. The only aspect that is a little frustrating is that some of the bullet points assume you know how to address the context of that point - as a teacher perhaps - and they are written in short/abbreviated sentences so it would be even better if there was no assumption at all and perhaps a little more visually pleasing in the mixing guide?? Not everyone will need this though as many will have more knowledge already and this will then provide an excellent teaching resource saving oodles of time! Well worth the money.
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