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As a producer, your live set can build your following, turn up a party, and most importantly, land you more gigs. In this 35-minute class, join world-renowned Jersey Club Producer/DJs UNiiQU3 and Nadus as they reveal the secrets of how they set themselves apart through sample-based VIP Club Edits.

This class covers problem-solving and creative methods to raise your mixes to professional standards using only the audio effects included in Ableton Live 9.

You will learn how to analyse, critic, fix, and embellish all parts of your songs using tools like volume automation, reverb, panning, eqing and compression. More than knowing what these tools do, you will know when to apply them, how to combine them, and when NOT to use them.

Make your first Demo: A Complete Recording and Mix Guide

Do you play an instrument but never really get how to record digitally?, Do you have a curiosity about make some music in this new digital era? No problem.

This class is focused to people without any knowledge on software, recording or mixing to give an excellent starting point to bring some music ideas into a digital audio software environment and learn some basic principles in order to share their music to the world.

This introductory class is designed for the person who wants to learn the basics of creating a music video. You will have the opportunity to team up with an local artist, musician, or band from a musical genre of your preference, and create a 1- 4 minute Music Video. You can also feel free to shoot your own personal music video. You will learn the basics of how to shoot and edit a music video that can then be uploaded via youtube or vimeo for sharing. This will be a great way to break into music video production and start a portfolio.

Get started with Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017. This beginning-level course takes you through the basic ins and outs of Premiere Pro CC 2017. Using a project-based approach, senior staff author Ashley Kennedy teaches editing by blending technical and aesthetic instruction. She begins by taking you on a tour of the interface, and then goes through the entire post-production process—including ingest, organization, editing, refining, audio editing, basic effects, color correction, titling, output, and more. This is the first part of a two-part series. The second installment explores more intermediate techniques.

Audio is one the most important but least appreciated aspects of filmmaking. Your audience will notice if you don't put the same care and attention you pay to your visuals into your audio. In this how-to course, Anthony Q. Artis walks through many of the most common audio recording scenarios. Think of it like an audio "cookbook" with step-by-step "recipes" for situations like conference panels, stage shows, and narrative dialog scenes. Anthony also shows you how to set up mixers, wireless mics, and booms, and make sure your camera is correctly set up to capture audio. He wraps up with troubleshooting tips covering a range of issues, from wind noise to echoes, and shows how to fix the problems you can't solve on set in post production.

Explore songs and practice routines that can help to enhance your jazz piano skills. In this course—the fourth in a series focusing on learning how to play jazz piano—learn new jazz piano techniques and bolster the skills that you already have in your toolkit. Grammy-winning keyboardist George Whitty shows how to play a Miles Davis song—"Tune Up"—that has 2-5-1 progressions in three different keys. As you tackle this piece, George helps you practice pentatonic scales and shows how to play upper structure triads on the classic tune. He also demonstrates how to play "Tune Up" using everything you've learned in previous lessons, as well as how to use your right hand to play over altered dominant chords.

Explore techniques that can help to enhance your improvisational jazz piano skills. In this course—the third in a series focusing on learning how to play jazz piano—learn concepts than can increase the sophistication of your playing. Grammy-winning keyboardist George Whitty helps you add another note to your left-handed voicings, and tackle the 2-5-1 progression—one of the most important progressions in jazz. He also helps you broaden your melodic horizons by showing how to arpeggiate triads over the 2-5-1 chords.

Learn essential techniques to enhance your jazz piano skills. In this course—the second in a series focusing on learning how to play jazz piano—learn concepts that can provide you with a solid foundation as a pianist. Grammy-winning keyboardist George Whitty helps you get started with two-handed harmony, and helps to bolster your jazz vocabulary by covering basic—and instantly recognizable—bluesy chord voicings. George also discusses the pentatonic scale, and shows how to play everything in your jazz piano toolbox over the F7 blues.

Learn how to play jazz piano. Join Grammy-winning keyboardist George Whitty as he helps you get started as a jazz pianist. George helps you tackle the F7 blues, so that you can quickly start playing a recognizable jazz line. He also discusses the importance of time in jazz, as well as scales—in particular, bop scales—that keep you in sync with the harmony in a unique way. In addition, George covers using approach patterns and comping with your left hand with guide tones.

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Calling all music enthusiasts and seasoned producers alike -- join me in this introductory lesson and learn the basics of this truly powerful music creation software, FL Studio 12. Learn how to quickly create patterns, arrange compositions and export tracks.

Explore tools that can help you create more meaningful vocal performances. In this course—the fourth in a series focusing on learning how to sing—add techniques to your toolkit that can provide you with a solid foundation as a singer. Professional vocalist Lari White explores topics such as vocal belting, interpreting lyrics, and working with an accompanist. Plus, she shares acting tips that can help you make more expressive decisions, and explains how to improvise with a melody to make it your own. Note: This course was recorded and produced by ArtistWorks. We're pleased to host this training in our library.

Add essential vocal techniques to your toolkit. In this course—the third in a series focusing on learning how to sing—discover techniques that can provide you with a solid foundation as a singer. Professional vocalist Lari White breaks down how to harmonize with any music you like to sing, craft your vocal tone by employing vibrato and messa di voce, and work with the chest and head voice. She also gives you a crash course in working with microphones, and explains how to use the Nashville Number System to read and write music. Note: This course was recorded and produced by ArtistWorks. We're pleased to host this training in our library.

Explore techniques and exercises that can help you grow as a vocalist. In this course—the second in a series focusing on learning how to sing—learn concepts that can provide you with a solid foundation as a singer. Professional vocalist Lari White explains how musical relationships work in chords, scales, and intervals. She also helps you train your ear to identify common sounds, and provides some foundational warm-up exercises for both your voice and body. To wrap up, Lari helps you shape your vocal sound by helping you understand pitch and tone and how they work within your vocal range and register. Note: This course was recorded and produced by ArtistWorks. We're pleased to host this training in our library.