Since January 2024
Instructor since January 2024
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Electronic music production,
From 21.65 C$ /h
Introduction to Ableton Live:
Interface and basic functions.
Session configuration and arrangements.
Production Fundamentals:
Basics of mixing and mastering.
Use of basic effects (equalization, compression, reverb).
Working with Clips and Scenes:
Creation and manipulation of clips.
Organization and launch of scenes.
Use of Instruments and Samples:
Loading and manipulation of virtual instruments.
Work with samples and loops.
Basic Automation:
Introduction to parameter automation.
Creating dynamic changes on the track.
Intermediate level:
Advanced Sound Design:
Use of virtual synthesizers.
Creation and manipulation of custom sounds.
Song Structures:
Analysis of the structure of electronic songs.
Creation of sections (intro, verse, chorus, bridge).
Advanced MIDI:
Using MIDI controllers.
Creation of melodic lines and harmonies.
Advanced Effects:
Creative use of effects (modulation effects, delays, etc.).
Creating transition effects.
Sampling and Audio Editing:
Advanced sampling techniques.
Detailed audio editing.
Advanced level:
Advanced Synthesis:
Subtractive, additive and FM synthesis.
More complex sound design.
Professional Mixing and Mastering:
Advanced mixing techniques.
Mastering processes.
Collaborative Production:
Using Ableton Live for online collaboration.
Integration of projects between different users.
Live Performance:
Preparation and execution of live sets.
Using controllers for live performances.
Advanced Automation:
Automation of complex parameters.
Creating more detailed dynamic changes.
Project and File Management:
Efficient project organization.
Using libraries and sample files.
Sound Design:
Basic Sound Design Concepts:
Understand the importance of sound design in musical production.
Explore the differences between sound design and traditional music production.
Use of Virtual Instruments for Sound Design:
Use virtual instruments to create atmospheric sounds and textures.
Experiment with synthesizers and samplers to generate unique elements.
Recording External Sounds:
Integrate field recordings and external sounds into production.
Edit and process recordings for use in sound design.
Granular and Waveform Synthesis:
Explore granular synthesis techniques.
Manipulate waveforms to obtain specific sonic results.
Sound Design for Specific Media:
Adapt sound design for audiovisual projects, video games or artistic installations.
Audio Postproduction:
Detailed Audio Editing:
Use audio editing tools to perfect recordings.
Correct phase problems, noise and other artifacts.
Audio Restoration:
Learn restoration techniques to improve the quality of recordings.
Eliminate unwanted noise and recording problems.
Advanced Mixing:
Advanced mixing techniques to achieve clarity and cohesion.
Detailed automation for final mixing.
Special Effects Processing:
Creative use of effects to create atmospheres and special effects.
Effect automation to achieve dynamic changes.
Specialized Mastering:
Apply specific mastering techniques for electronic music.
Prepare the mix for different distribution platforms.
Integration with Third Party Software:
Use of third-party plugins to complement the capabilities of Ableton Live.
Integration with effects modeling software and external processors.
Formats and Delivery:
Preparation of files for different delivery formats (CD, vinyl, streaming).
Technical considerations for music distribution.
Interface and basic functions.
Session configuration and arrangements.
Production Fundamentals:
Basics of mixing and mastering.
Use of basic effects (equalization, compression, reverb).
Working with Clips and Scenes:
Creation and manipulation of clips.
Organization and launch of scenes.
Use of Instruments and Samples:
Loading and manipulation of virtual instruments.
Work with samples and loops.
Basic Automation:
Introduction to parameter automation.
Creating dynamic changes on the track.
Intermediate level:
Advanced Sound Design:
Use of virtual synthesizers.
Creation and manipulation of custom sounds.
Song Structures:
Analysis of the structure of electronic songs.
Creation of sections (intro, verse, chorus, bridge).
Advanced MIDI:
Using MIDI controllers.
Creation of melodic lines and harmonies.
Advanced Effects:
Creative use of effects (modulation effects, delays, etc.).
Creating transition effects.
Sampling and Audio Editing:
Advanced sampling techniques.
Detailed audio editing.
Advanced level:
Advanced Synthesis:
Subtractive, additive and FM synthesis.
More complex sound design.
Professional Mixing and Mastering:
Advanced mixing techniques.
Mastering processes.
Collaborative Production:
Using Ableton Live for online collaboration.
Integration of projects between different users.
Live Performance:
Preparation and execution of live sets.
Using controllers for live performances.
Advanced Automation:
Automation of complex parameters.
Creating more detailed dynamic changes.
Project and File Management:
Efficient project organization.
Using libraries and sample files.
Sound Design:
Basic Sound Design Concepts:
Understand the importance of sound design in musical production.
Explore the differences between sound design and traditional music production.
Use of Virtual Instruments for Sound Design:
Use virtual instruments to create atmospheric sounds and textures.
Experiment with synthesizers and samplers to generate unique elements.
Recording External Sounds:
Integrate field recordings and external sounds into production.
Edit and process recordings for use in sound design.
Granular and Waveform Synthesis:
Explore granular synthesis techniques.
Manipulate waveforms to obtain specific sonic results.
Sound Design for Specific Media:
Adapt sound design for audiovisual projects, video games or artistic installations.
Audio Postproduction:
Detailed Audio Editing:
Use audio editing tools to perfect recordings.
Correct phase problems, noise and other artifacts.
Audio Restoration:
Learn restoration techniques to improve the quality of recordings.
Eliminate unwanted noise and recording problems.
Advanced Mixing:
Advanced mixing techniques to achieve clarity and cohesion.
Detailed automation for final mixing.
Special Effects Processing:
Creative use of effects to create atmospheres and special effects.
Effect automation to achieve dynamic changes.
Specialized Mastering:
Apply specific mastering techniques for electronic music.
Prepare the mix for different distribution platforms.
Integration with Third Party Software:
Use of third-party plugins to complement the capabilities of Ableton Live.
Integration with effects modeling software and external processors.
Formats and Delivery:
Preparation of files for different delivery formats (CD, vinyl, streaming).
Technical considerations for music distribution.
Location
Online from Argentina
Age
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
90 minutes
The class is taught in
Spanish
English
Availability of a typical week
(GMT -05:00)
New York
Online via webcam
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
00-04
04-08
08-12
12-16
16-20
20-24
Guitar and bass classes, all levels.
Beginner Level:
Introduction to instruments: Basic knowledge of guitar and bass, parts and operation.
Tuning: Learn to tune the guitar and bass correctly.
Posture and technique: Proper hand and finger placement, pick and finger technique.
Basic chords: Learn open chords and basic chords for accompaniment.
Rhythm and strumming patterns: Develop rhythmic skills and learn different strumming patterns.
Fingering exercises: Improve the dexterity and agility of the fingers on both hands.
Basic scales: Introduction to the major and minor scale.
Introduction to musical reading: Reading tablatures and simple scores.
Intermediate level:
Advanced scales: Study of pentatonic, diatonic scales and modes.
Arpeggios: Learn to play arpeggios and their application in different styles.
Slide, bending and hammer-on/pull-off technique: Advanced techniques to enrich the sound.
Applied musical theory: Delve into concepts such as tonalities, extended chords, harmonic progressions.
Improvisation: Develop improvisation skills on chord progressions.
Musical styles: Explore different genres such as blues, rock, jazz, funk, among others.
Preparation to play in a group: Work on the ability to play together with other musicians.
Advanced Technique:
Tapping: Explore the tapping technique in both hands.
Legato: Develop the legato technique to execute soft and fluid melodic lines.
Finger Technique: Expand finger playing skills, including techniques such as using multiple fingers for simultaneous notes.
Advanced Music Theory:
Modulation: Understanding how to change keys effectively.
Advanced Harmonic Analysis: Break down complex harmonic progressions and understand their function within a composition.
Exotic and advanced scales: Explore less common scales and their application in various contexts.
Improvisation and Composition:
Musical composition: Learn to compose and arrange complete musical pieces.
Vocal and instrumental harmonization: Study vocal harmonization and apply it to instrumental accompaniment.
Specific Styles:
Adaptation to different styles and eras: Develop the versatility to play in a variety of musical styles and eras.
Musical Technology:
Using effects and processors: Explore the use of sound effects and processors to achieve different textures and tonalities.
Recording and music production: Introduction to studio recording, music production and mixing techniques.
Beginner Level:
Introduction to instruments: Basic knowledge of guitar and bass, parts and operation.
Tuning: Learn to tune the guitar and bass correctly.
Posture and technique: Proper hand and finger placement, pick and finger technique.
Basic chords: Learn open chords and basic chords for accompaniment.
Rhythm and strumming patterns: Develop rhythmic skills and learn different strumming patterns.
Fingering exercises: Improve the dexterity and agility of the fingers on both hands.
Basic scales: Introduction to the major and minor scale.
Introduction to musical reading: Reading tablatures and simple scores.
Intermediate level:
Advanced scales: Study of pentatonic, diatonic scales and modes.
Arpeggios: Learn to play arpeggios and their application in different styles.
Slide, bending and hammer-on/pull-off technique: Advanced techniques to enrich the sound.
Applied musical theory: Delve into concepts such as tonalities, extended chords, harmonic progressions.
Improvisation: Develop improvisation skills on chord progressions.
Musical styles: Explore different genres such as blues, rock, jazz, funk, among others.
Preparation to play in a group: Work on the ability to play together with other musicians.
Advanced Technique:
Tapping: Explore the tapping technique in both hands.
Legato: Develop the legato technique to execute soft and fluid melodic lines.
Finger Technique: Expand finger playing skills, including techniques such as using multiple fingers for simultaneous notes.
Advanced Music Theory:
Modulation: Understanding how to change keys effectively.
Advanced Harmonic Analysis: Break down complex harmonic progressions and understand their function within a composition.
Exotic and advanced scales: Explore less common scales and their application in various contexts.
Improvisation and Composition:
Musical composition: Learn to compose and arrange complete musical pieces.
Vocal and instrumental harmonization: Study vocal harmonization and apply it to instrumental accompaniment.
Specific Styles:
Adaptation to different styles and eras: Develop the versatility to play in a variety of musical styles and eras.
Musical Technology:
Using effects and processors: Explore the use of sound effects and processors to achieve different textures and tonalities.
Recording and music production: Introduction to studio recording, music production and mixing techniques.
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