SATURDAY MODULE :

Create your kick and bass from ground up:

• Kick (Bazzism/Kick2/Samples)
• Sound design your kick
• Layering click, hh, Noise
• Eq, dynamic processors
• Sub management and layering

Any sound recording to add up tons character to your kick (effx or break)

• Bass Sound design let’s explore the synth we can use for that tight fast Saw tooth for psy trance
• Sylenth
• Serum
• Spire
• ES2
• Operator
• ESM
• Avenger…
• Bass resampled and why
• phase correlation Kick and bass
• Process the bass
• Layering the bass
• Bending and swell bass sound

SUNDAY MODULE :

Arrangement techniques:

• Creating groove and sounds to build up our first arrangement
• This topic is made to be able to get out of the empty page of your daw and getting things started with few fast paced ideas.
• Sound design automation fast build up
• Mixing techniques

Analyzers and meters:

• Learn how to read properly your analyzers
• How to use and why. to use Octave analyzers to create a best balanced mix down
• How to use and read Tonal balance izotope to fit the tonal and dynamic overall level of our track to the industry standards.
• how to calibrate Din and RMS level to understand loudness control.

Quick DIY Mastering:

• How to push our track to our limiter and reverse engineer for a proper and clean loud master
• template for mastering.

SATURDAY MODULE :

• Production workflow using session view.
• How to create variations and sounds for your track out of your recordings.

SUNDAY MODULE :

• Eurorack basic patching plus recording into ableton.
• Using  cv tools from ableton to control euroracks.
• FM synthesis .
• Wavetable synth.
• Arrangement tricks.
• Mix tricks.

SATURDAY MODULE :

• Small talk about the process of the forestdelic sound!
• Kick & Bass:  Practical knowledge of kick and bass making.
• Percussions: The making of the groove.

SUNDAY MODULE :

• Arrangement and structure:  Composition, Tension, Breaks.
• How to build the track.
• Mixing: Using the faders, reverbs, equalizer, stereo imaging, compressors. Bus mixing (how to place a good mix). Open talks: A view into the actual projects of the producers.
• On the end whole project will be shared to the students!