Mixing Dance Music Course - Logic
Overview
This audio mixing course gives you the skills and knowledge needed to conquer the final phase of the production process. You will learn how to achieve a punchy professional sound that will stand up to scrutiny on big club soundsystems and impress scrupulous record label heads / DJs when you send them your tracks. On top of the course materials, you are able to upload your music each week for DVR™ -expert analysis and video feedback on your work. The techniques can be applied to a range of electronic music genres and the course is particularly suitable for Logic users who have completed a four week Pro Producer Course. If you don’t produce electronic music you may want to check out our 12 week Audio Mixing Course.
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Tutor profile
Ian Sherwin Ian joined Point Blank fresh from engineering the Mercury nominated debut album by La Roux. Other artists he has worked with include Primal Scream, Freemasons, and Stereophonics.
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What our students say
Andy D (UK)
“Loved it! There are simply some things that you NEED to be shown. Endless trawling through web pages, books and forums trying to teach myself was only possible for so much."
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Exclusive track
This track was released by course developer Danny under his Enzyme Black pseudonym. On the course you will not only be shown the mix down process for this track and The Rogue Element’s ‘Twilight’, but you will also have exclusive access to all of the audio parts so you can have a go at mixing them down yourself.
Course Materials
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Course Contents
Week 1: Basics & Equalisation
Week 2: Practical Dynamics
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Week 4: Final Mixdown & Master
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Weeks: 8
Price: $968.72
And you save money!
Enrol on a programme and you save $89.55 over the cost of booking each course individually.
Any 1 month + Mixing Dance Music Schedule
I studied video tutorials from Future Music, Computer Music, Music Tech and I also bought a few MacPro videos. I thought I was finally starting to understand. But it’s like comparing white to black! PointBlank rules!!!
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