Electronic Music Production Course

Course Duration:

6 Month

 

Fee:

Domestic:  ₹10,000/Month

International: ₹15,000/Month

 

Objectives:

    • Introduce students to electronic music production tools and techniques.
    • Develop skills in sound design, composition, arrangement, mixing, and mastering.
    • Explore various electronic music genres and styles.
    • Encourage creativity and individual artistic expression.
    • Prepare students to produce complete, polished tracks by course end.
Month 1: Mastering Ableton Live
  • Introduction to Ableton Live’s interface: Session View vs. Arrangement View.
  • Setting up audio preferences, MIDI configurations, and project workflows.
  • Working with audio and MIDI: Recording, importing, editing, and using instruments like Drum Rack and Simpler.
  • Exploring warp modes, time-stretching, and MIDI effects.
  • Overview of audio effects: EQ, reverb, delay, and compression.
  • Using automation and racks for dynamic and creative productions.
  • Transitioning from Session View to Arrangement View for track arrangement.
Month 2: Music Theory for Producers
  • Understanding notes, scales, chords, and progressions.
  • Applying music theory in MIDI composition to create melodies, harmonies, and basslines.
  • Exploring major, minor, and modal scales for unique melodic ideas.
  • Building rhythmic grooves, programming drums, and creating swing.
  • Practical exercises to apply music theory and develop cohesive musical ideas.
Month 3: Sound Design
  • Introduction to synthesis: Subtractive, FM, and Wavetable.
  • Designing leads, basses, pads, plucks, and custom percussion.
  • Using LFOs and envelopes for sound shaping.
  • Advanced techniques for creating atmospheres, evolving pads, and textures.
  • Incorporating original sound designs into compositions.
Month 4: Arrangement and Composition
  • Analyzing song structures across electronic genres.
  • Building and arranging intros, verses, breakdowns, and drops.
  • Using transitions like risers and impacts for smooth flow.
  • Developing advanced arrangements with automation and layering.
  • Structuring tracks for different genres and performance settings.
Month 5: Mixing, Mastering, and Industry Preparation
  • Balancing elements in a mix, gain staging, and frequency control.
  • Using EQ, compression, and dynamic effects for polished mixes.
  • Creating space and depth with reverb, delay, and stereo imaging.
  • Preparing tracks for mastering and understanding the mastering chain.
  • Learning about music distribution platforms and release preparation.
  • Basics of music marketing, networking, and building an audience.
Teaching Methods
  • Lectures and Demonstrations: Clear explanations paired with live demonstrations in DAWs.
  • Hands-On Practice: Ample time for students to apply concepts.
  • Collaboration: Encouraging peer feedback and collaboration on mini-projects.
  • Feedback Sessions: Regular review and constructive, actionable guidance.
  • Q&A and Discussion: Open environment for questions and deeper understanding.
Conclusion:

This 5-month course provides a comprehensive foundation in electronic music production, equipping students with the skills to create professional-quality tracks. By blending theory with practice, students progress from the basics to mastering their craft, ready to share their music with the world.

Course Duration:

6 Month

 

Fee:

Domestic:  ₹10,000/Month

International: ₹15,000/Month

 

Objectives:

    • Introduce students to electronic music production tools and techniques.
    • Develop skills in sound design, composition, arrangement, mixing, and mastering.
    • Explore various electronic music genres and styles.
    • Encourage creativity and individual artistic expression.
    • Prepare students to produce complete, polished tracks by course end.

 

Curriculum:

Month 1: Mastering Ableton Live
  • Introduction to Ableton Live’s interface: Session View vs. Arrangement View.
  • Setting up audio preferences, MIDI configurations, and project workflows.
  • Working with audio and MIDI: Recording, importing, editing, and using instruments like Drum Rack and Simpler.
  • Exploring warp modes, time-stretching, and MIDI effects.
  • Overview of audio effects: EQ, reverb, delay, and compression.
  • Using automation and racks for dynamic and creative productions.
  • Transitioning from Session View to Arrangement View for track arrangement.
Month 2: Music Theory for Producers
  • Understanding notes, scales, chords, and progressions.
  • Applying music theory in MIDI composition to create melodies, harmonies, and basslines.
  • Exploring major, minor, and modal scales for unique melodic ideas.
  • Building rhythmic grooves, programming drums, and creating swing.
  • Practical exercises to apply music theory and develop cohesive musical ideas.
Month 3: Sound Design
  • Introduction to synthesis: Subtractive, FM, and Wavetable.
  • Designing leads, basses, pads, plucks, and custom percussion.
  • Using LFOs and envelopes for sound shaping.
  • Advanced techniques for creating atmospheres, evolving pads, and textures.
  • Incorporating original sound designs into compositions.
Month 4: Arrangement and Composition
  • Analyzing song structures across electronic genres.
  • Building and arranging intros, verses, breakdowns, and drops.
  • Using transitions like risers and impacts for smooth flow.
  • Developing advanced arrangements with automation and layering.
  • Structuring tracks for different genres and performance settings.
Month 5: Mixing, Mastering, and Industry Preparation
  • Balancing elements in a mix, gain staging, and frequency control.
  • Using EQ, compression, and dynamic effects for polished mixes.
  • Creating space and depth with reverb, delay, and stereo imaging.
  • Preparing tracks for mastering and understanding the mastering chain.
  • Learning about music distribution platforms and release preparation.
  • Basics of music marketing, networking, and building an audience.
Teaching Methods
  • Lectures and Demonstrations: Clear explanations paired with live demonstrations in DAWs.
  • Hands-On Practice: Ample time for students to apply concepts.
  • Collaboration: Encouraging peer feedback and collaboration on mini-projects.
  • Feedback Sessions: Regular review and constructive, actionable guidance.
  • Q&A and Discussion: Open environment for questions and deeper understanding.
Conclusion:

This 5-month course provides a comprehensive foundation in electronic music production, equipping students with the skills to create professional-quality tracks. By blending theory with practice, students progress from the basics to mastering their craft, ready to share their music with the world.

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