Electronic Sound Art Course | Hong Kong
- →Learn to step sequence from the pros
- →Master creative use of digital effects to create exciting transitions
- →Layer elements to create unique and massive drum sounds
- →Make sub-shattering bass parts
Electronic Sound Art
- →Master creative use of digital effects to create exciting transitions
- →Layer elements to create unique and massive drum sounds
- →Make sub-shattering bass parts
- →Learn to step sequence from the pros
In our students' words.
“The course helped me learn exactly what I wanted to learn and more. It was super hands-on, which will help me retain what I learned in the course for a long time.”
Benjamin S Shirken
Instructors
Before you enrol.
Step sequence like a pro, use digital effects creatively for transitions, layer unique drum sounds, and build sub-shattering bass parts.
18 hours.
Yes - check out student feedback from our longer 360° Academy.
Yes - "Advanced Editing" and "Tweak It!" are both part of the syllabus alongside synthesis and drum programming.
House, Techno, Tech-House, EDM and Bass.
18 Hours | In-Person: $599 + $200 ($100 early bird) Registration Fee
Ready when you are.
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Wire CDJ-3000s and a DJM mixer with PRO DJ LINK, beatmatch with the screens covered, read phrases in the waveform, and know exactly where to mix in and out.
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Read →DIY Home Recording Studio Tips
As early as 2010, if you wanted to put together an album you were pretty much forced to shell out cash to a local recording studio. Or, even worse, you pretty much needed a record deal with a label of some sort.
Read →Ten Ways to Mix Across a Big Tempo Change
Ambient bridges, wide-tempo slowdowns, vinyl brakes, delay outs, spinbacks, washes, rolls and sync loops: ten ways to move between tempos without a train wreck.
Read →Getting Heard: Social Media, Mixes, Press Pictures and Gigs for DJs
Social media that doesn't eat your week, mixes people finish, networking that works, press pictures and a bio, and the one message that gets a warm-up slot.
Read →Playing Out: Soundcheck, Reading the Crowd and Going Back-to-Back
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