
A quick introduction from Robb
Explore touchscaper’s chord explorer to set a key, choose modal scales, and audition chords for rich progressions. Borrow chords from a relative major and rearrange sequences to craft original music.
Learn to connect the touchscape app to external instruments via MIDI, assign and mix virtual synths, adjust master and instrument levels, and explore presets, chords, and micro tunings.
Learn to use the Touchscaper app's built-in sequencer to craft drum, percussion, and synth patterns, explore the chord looper, and leverage a probability engine for danceable performances.
Explore multi touch controller workflows by using touch escaper as a keyboard source, routing instruments, adjusting chord progressions, and mapping note ranges to craft musical fragments.
Explore iPad music making by adding an Oberheim instrument, attaching a keyboard, and using multiple controllers and MIDI to shape rich presets, record visuals, and explore sound design.
Use touch escaper as a multi-purpose controller to play patterns, automate three sound sources, and build song ideas with chord progressions, beats, and varied synths like Cauldron and Cynth One.
Switch from drums to bass to build a baseline, record rhythm, and tweak fat bass with range, scale steps, and a delay for depth, then audition in different keys.
Mix drum, bass, and lead parts by adjusting volumes, muting tracks, and applying a subtle pump, then change the global key and record the eight-bar loop as a sample.
Export audio from the figure app by recording three eight-bar loops in C major, C minor, and parallel minor, then use the audio copy app on iPhone or iPad.
Learn to record and edit a three-part live loop song on iPad, apply basic effects like compression and EQ, and export to LumaFusion for final video.
Explore live loops with a virtual drummer and GarageBand synths, tailor performance data, keys, tempo, and effects to play notes accurately and creatively.
Transfer a live-loop project from iPad to Logic Pro X, sync with Final Cut Pro scenes, and export the music with video in three eight-bar sections.
This video shows a film score project that began life in Live Loops and was transferred using this method.
This finished film scene shows how effective this workflow can be to help keep you focused on the meaning in music and pictures instead of being overwhelmed by all the advanced dashboard options in the Logic Pro X program.
Make music with iPad apps and quickly develop new sounds and musical background patterns for your mobile videos that match your signature style and vision.
No musical expertise required
Craft original beats for your social videos
Score music for your mobile films
10 Exercises to build your first song
Learn the quick and easy way and to make royalty-free and copyright-free music for your videos.
Step-by-step tutorials walk you through every step of the process!
You got this!
The lesson concepts for music production are similar to the building of a visual narrative structure that we teach in all the Smart Films School courses.
We use a proven approach that can quickly build confidence and even show you the apps that can be tuned to prevent you from even hitting wrong notes!
The course begins with making mobile music with free apps that can be used for background music tracks for social videos. The course then builds on this foundation to show the pathways to scaling up these projects in Logic Pro X for film scoring.
The example used in film scoring module started out as simple 8-bar GarageBand sketch on an iPad that was then airdropped into LogicPro X where it could be mixed while viewing the scene - just like they do in Hollywood.
The key in this course to start simple and make each project to build on previous skills. You will find that making original music is fun and you will quickly get results that that please your ears.
What are you waiting for?
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