Sound Engineering Course In Chandigarh
Course Name Music Production Course in Chandigarh
Duration 1 Year
Batch Timing 9 To 11, 11 To 1, 1 To 3, 3 To 5, 5 To 7
Daw Fl Studio / Ableton / Logic Pro

Sound Engineering Course In Chandigarh

Backstreet Music Academy is different from other schools in our attitude to teaching Music Production and Audio Engineering. We don’t think they’re best learnt by writing lots of essays –  we go for the hands-on approach rather than an eyes-down approach. This is what makes Backstreet Music Academy, the best music academy in Chandigarh. Our industry oriented approach for Sound Engineering Course In Chandigarh creates that edge for our students and make them better than the rest.Expect to roll up your sleeves up and get stuck into creative tasks – remixing, track deconstructions, collaborative projects, recording bands, and ultimately working towards writing quality music in the style that you want to.

Course Content

Overview

  • Understanding Production of Music
  • Arrangements
  • Understanding Different Instruments
  • Rhythm Grooves and Types
  • Structure Of a song
  • Genres of Production
  • Sampling and Sound Synthesis
  • MIDI & Network Fundamentals
  • Loop Based Programming
  • Virtual Instruments
  • Creating a track From Scratch
  • Developing a Melody
  • Comping & Bass
  • Remixes & Recreation
  • Business Of Music
  • Piano
  • Guitar

Understanding Daw (Workflow in Daw)

  • What is a Digital Audio Workstation
  • Signal Flow | Equipment You Need
  • Setting Up Your System
  • Setting Audio Preferences
  • Setting MIDI Preferences
  • Optimizing Performance
  • Introduction to Session View
  • Understanding Ableton’s Interface
  • Live’s Browser
  • Loading, Playing, Stopping, Copying and Moving Clips
  • MIDI and Audio Clip Properties
  • Working with Scenes
  • Setting Tempo and Meter Changes to Scenes
  • Understating File Structure and Saving Live Set
  • Managing Files
  • Exporting Clips and Devices
  • Preparation to Record MIDI
  • Recording and Overdubbing MIDI
  • Using Computer to Enter MIDI
  • Using the Step Sequencer to Enter MIDI
  • Using the Pencil Tool to Enter MIDI
  • Understanding MIDI Editor
  • Configuring Grids
  • Quantizing | Quantizing with Grooves | Live Quantizing
  • Fold View in the Editor | Legato Option
  • Editing MIDI Velocities
  • Using Multi-Output Devices
  • Recording Audio
  • Different Monitoring Modes
  • Understanding Arrangement View
  • Grids in Arrangement View | Permanent Scrub Areas
  • Recording in Arrangement View
  • Recording from Session View to Arrangement View
  • Back to Arrange View Button
  • Using Locaters
  • Editing Regions in Arrangement View
  • Re-Working Clips
  • Live’s Mixer
  • Exclusive Arm and Solo
  • Using Sends and Returns
  • Creating Manual Feedback for Returns
  • 2 Ways of Building Headphone Cues
  • Grouping Tracks
  • Using Effect Devices
  • The Hot Swap Switch
  • EQ and Filters
  • Soloing Different EQ Bands
  • EQ-ing in Stereo, L/R and M/S
  • Compressors and Dynamic Processing
  • Different Types of Delay Effect Processing
  • Using Reverb Effectively
  • Side-Chain Gating and Side-Chain Compression
  • Using MIDI Effects
  • Arpeggiator | Chord | Scale
  • Keyboard Mapping | MIDI Controller Mapping | Instant Mapping
  • Automation Envelopes
  • Recording Real-Time Automation
  • Drawing Automation Manually
  • Unlinking Clip Length and Automation Length
  • Editing Automation
  • Using Fades and Cross-Fades
  • Warping Audio
  • Basics of Warping
  • Understanding all Different Warping Modes in Detail
  • Transient Markers and Warp Markers
  • Using Warp to Quantize Audio
  • Creating an Instrument Using Warp Markers
  • Exporting/Bouncing Audio from Arrangement and Session View
  • Isolating Chords from a Loop to Playback as an Authentic Chord
  • Live Racks
  • FX Racks
  • Nested Racks
  • Effects in Series and Parallel
  • Using FX Chains
  • Instrument Racks
  • Key-Zone Editor and Velocity-Zone Editor
  • Drum Racks
  • Folly Sound
  • I/O, Sends and Returns Inside the Drum Rack
  • Choking Samples
  • Using Macros
  • Launch Modes of Clips
  • Follow Actions in Detail
  • Making a Break-beat Using Follow Actions

Arrangements and Harmony

  • Arrangement Structures
  • Instrumentation and important instruments in a genre
  • Sample Selection based on your genre
  • Layering Samples and Synth sounds
  • FX placement
  • Automation – Filters, Pitch, Time etc…
  • Building your own FX
  • Basic Music Theory Rules and secrets to help you make melodies easily
  • Major Scale Triads & Chord Tones
  • Intervals
  • Harmonizing in Thirds
  • Seventh Chords
  • Extensions
  • Minor Scales & Modes
  • Transposing & Inversions
  • Bass & Melody

Mixing / Masterning / Recording

  • Compressors and EQs
  • Parallel Compression
  • Side Chain Compression
  • Side Chain Gating
  • Setting up a Recording Session
  • Workflow for Recording
  • Pre-amps
  • Compression and EQ on Recording (Input) Stage
  • Aux Channels; Busses.
  • Using Reverb and Delay on Aux Tracks
  • Setting up Separate/Multiple Headphone Cues
  • Intro to Analog Mixing Board
  • Microphones
  • Working of Microphones
  • Different Specifications of Microphones
  • Types of Microphones
  • Different Types of Polar Patterns
  • Recording Instruments using XY, Spaced Pair, Mid Side
  • Checking Phase of the Mics
  • Concept of DT
  • Guitar Cabinet Recording
  • On-axis, Off-axis Recordings
  • DT in Guitars
  • EQ and Compression on Guitars
  • DRUMS
  • Miking and Recording a Drum Kit
  • Solving Phase Issues
  • Editing Drums using Phase Locked Editing
  • Elastic Audio and Flex to Edit Drums
  • VOCALS
  • Recording and Editing
  • Tips and Tricks to get Large Vocal Sound
  • Concept of Multiple Takes and Add-libs in Vocals
  • Understanding Types of Effects (Modulation Effects, Filter, Reverb, Delay, Distortion, Amps and Pedals Metering.
  • Special Effects on Vocals
  • Pitch Correction
  • Waves Tune
  • Reverse Reverb
  • Live Sound Recording

Background Music For Movies, trailers and ads

Background music refers to various styles of music or soundscapes primarily intended to be passively listened to. It is not meant to be the main focus of an audience, but rather to supplement that which is meant to be focused upon. Our Sound Engineering Course In Chandigarh makes our students experts in each and every aspect of sound engineering.

Music Genres we Coverd

  • Bollywood
  • Punjabi
  • Hip hop
  • Trap
  • Dubstep
  • House
  • Pop Music
  • Reggae
  • EDM (Electronic Dance Music)
  • Orchestra
  • Chill Out
  • Big Room

Projects

  • Mixing a Track
  • Full Track With Vocal and instrument done by students
  • Master a Full Track