Release Party | Hong Kong
- →Practical mastering for the rest of us
- →Add sheen and polish to your tracks
- →Understanding meta-data and streaming services
- →Add album art, market like a pro, and protect your intellectual property
- →Loudness
- →Monitoring
- →Mix Portability
- →Balance
- →Metadata
- →Copyright
- →Clearance
- →Album Art
- →Social Media
- →Uploading
- →What Happens Next
Release Party - Mastering & Distribution
- →Copyright
- →Clearance
- →Album Art
- →Social Media
- →Uploading
- →What Happens Next
- →Practical mastering for the rest of us
- →Add sheen and polish to your tracks
- →Understanding meta-data and streaming services
- →Add album art, market like a pro, and protect your intellectual property
- →Loudness
- →Monitoring
- →Mix Portability
- →Balance
- →Metadata
In our students' words.
“It was really useful to fully understand the principles after all this time. I highly recommend Garnish”
Mark Jenkyns
Instructors
Before you enrol.
After - it picks up once your mix is done, focused on mastering and getting your release out properly.
Yes - copyright clearance is part of the curriculum alongside metadata and distribution.
Yes - check out student feedback from our longer 360° Academy.
18 hours.
Practical mastering, understanding metadata and streaming services, adding album art, and protecting your intellectual property.
Ready when you are.
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