Native Instruments - Sound Design Course F.A.Q.

Sound Design Course : Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Sound Design Course suitable for beginners?

No. The Sound Design course is intended for Intermediate / Advanced users who already have considerable experience on a DAW such as Cubase, Logic or Ableton Live.

What software do I need to take the Sound Design course?

• Web browser: We recommend using Firefox (Mac & PC) - www.mozilla.com
• Macromedia Flash Player - http://www.adobe.com
• Apple QuickTime - For Mac - For Windows
• Ableton Live 7 or 8 / Cubase 5 or 6 / Apple Logic Express or Pro 8 or 9
• Native Instruments Kontakt 3 or 4 sampler
• Native Instruments Reaktor 5

What hardware do I need to take the Sound Design course?

Mac Users

• Mac OS X operating system (please refer to the manufacturers requirements)
• Apple Mac computer (please refer to the manufacturers requirements)
• USB port
• A MIDI Controller keyboard

PC Users

• Windows Operating system (please refer to the manufacturers requirements)
• Intel / AMD / Athlon Processor (please refer to the manufacturers requirements)
• USB port
• A MIDI Controller keyboard

Is the Sound Design Course accredited?

Point Blank has been teaching music courses for over a decade and each student who completes the course will receive certification from Point Blank. Point Blank is an approved training centre for Apple, Steinberg and Native Instruments.

What support do I get on the Sound Design course?

Throughout your course you will be supported in your learning by a professional music producer who has extensive experience in sound design, production and remixing. You will be able to contact him 24/7 via the student forum and raise any issues that you may encounter on your Sound Design course. You will also be able to particpate in a weekly online masterclass where you can raise specific questions related to the course.