Electronic Music Production Course | Hong Kong
Course — Hongkong

Electronic Music Production Course | Hong Kong

Overview
  • Advanced run-through of industry leading soft synths.
  • Drum programming in-depth.
  • A complete understanding of tones, processing, resampling and different effects.
  • Sound choice and genre production.
  • Arrangement techniques and components that create all parts of a song.
  • Course collaboration project - learning to work with other producers!
  • Business tips and Q&A.
In Hong Kong the Electronic Music Production Course runs in small groups with industry-active instructors, taught in English, at our studio or live online in the same session. Students join us from across the region.
Subtractive & Wavetable Synthesis
  • Understanding Oscillators, Filters, Wavetables, Envelopes & LFOs.
  • Achieving analog tones with digital soft synths of today.
  • Creating pads, basses and drums using subtractive synthesis.
  • Arpeggiating and advanced subtractive techniques.
  • Synth side-chaining, internal routing, layering & tuning oscillators.
  • Modulation and automation.
  • Attaining club level sub-bass frequencies in your mixes.
  • Understanding the results of different tones and frequencies through the world of modulation.
Granular Synthesis
  • Randomness & control.
  • Achieving distinctive sounds by looping cycles of audio.
  • FX and rising techniques.
  • One to one mentoring and guidance on your masterpiece
FAQs

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