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Electronic Music Production

Prince Charles Alexander, Loudon Stearns, and Erin Barra

In the Electronic Music Production specialization, you will learn the tricks of the trade to create high-quality, professional sounding music. You’ll begin by learning about the nature of sound and how a signal flows through a home studio setup. Additionally, you’ll learn how to create your own custom musical sounds through music synthesis. You’ll explore how to record MIDI and real instruments into the flexible and agile Digital Audio Workstation, Ableton Live. You’ll also learn to professionally record, produce, edit, and mix a vocal track with the Grammy-winning producer, Prince Charles Alexander.

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Four courses

The Art of Vocal Production

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This course addresses recorded vocal performances and the technologies used to highlight and support them in modern record production and mixes. Most of us know that vocals serve as the focal point of modern recordings but many do not know the tools used or when the tools are used best in modern record production.

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The Technology of Music Production

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Learn about the music production process, including recording, editing, and mixing, and the tools available to create contemporary music on your computer.

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Creating Sounds for Electronic Music

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In this project-centered course, you will create sounds and use them in your own musical compositions. Whether you're an aspiring producer, composer, or hobbyist, this course will help you gain skills in music production and confidence using software synthesizers.

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Introduction to Ableton Live

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In the past, Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) were programs used only by audio engineers with a highly specific knowledge base, on machines inaccessible to most people. But over the past 10-15 years, DAWs and the act of recording music have evolved from being a luxury of the few to being available to the masses. Ableton Live is one such application.

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1 hours

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Institution

Berklee

Instructors

Prince Charles Alexander

Loudon Stearns

Erin Barra

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