Beginning Recording Techniques I & II
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Beginning Recording Techniques
BRT - 101/102Beginning Recording Techniques provides students with the foundation to the fundamentals of recording procedures, techniques and equipment used to create, capture and manipulate sounds. Concepts such as defining what audio is, signal flow, patch bays, signal processors, microphones, consoles and other studio basics are taught.-
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Post 1 question that you have about recording that you feel may have a few different opinions? (ie. Tube amp verses Solid State amp)
Post 2 responses to others student's questions.
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Understanding the anatomy of sound -
Understanding how acoustic sound waves are converted into analog electrical signal
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FileMicrophone Design Pro Tools Session File
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Understanding how signal flows around the "console"
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Connecting and re-routing signal all across the studio
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Understanding how analog signal is manipulated
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DI Boxes, Impedance, and Groundloops
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Putting together all of the most important concepts up to this point
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The technical aspects of tonal shaping
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Read Pages 411-420 in The Modern Recording Techniques book.
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Looking at examples of types of EQ and different possible applications
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Understanding the tools we use to manipulate the range between loud and quiet
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- Read pages 420-431 in the Modern Recording Techniques book.
- Read pages 420-431 in the Modern Recording Techniques book.
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Understanding the tools we use to manipulate the range between loud and quiet
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Understanding the anatomy and the controls of reverb, delay, flanging, chorusing and others
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Understanding the anatomy and the controls of reverb, delay, flanging, chorusing and others
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Putting together all of the most important concepts up to this point
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Understanding special mic techniques, placement and terminology
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Read pages 125-130, 132-165 in The Modern Recording Techniques book
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URLMid Side Mastering Example wav URL
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Understanding the science behind the tonal characteristics of an analog signal path
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Read pages 175-193 in The Modern Recording Techniques book
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BookThe history of Sound Recording and Tape Book
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The specifics of the science around how digital recording and editing work
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Learning the history and practice of synchronizing multiple transports together
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Read pages 371-388 in The Modern Recording Techniques book
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Read pages 206-217 & 353-362 in The Modern Recording Techniques book
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The science behind studio acoustics and working with what you have
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Read pages 79-99 in The Modern Recording Techniques book
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Review and mixing/editing questions
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Putting together all of the most important concepts up to this point
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Putting together all of the most important concepts up to this point
