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Audio Engineering: How to prepare and share sessions & files
Learn how to get your tracks and sessions to other the right way
Created byChristopher "Czar" Smith
Last updated 9/2015
English
What you'll learn
- separate all your sounds in your tracks
- label your tracks and regions/clips
- how to gain stage your tracks
- how to export your tracks
- how to deal with arranging tracks for clients and engineers
- how to prepare session for exporting
- how to prepare a session for sharing
- how to consolidate files
- how to bounce files
- How to create a master track
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Course content
5 sections • 11 lectures • 30m total length
Requirements
- Students will need a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation)
- examples of a DAW is Pro Tools, Logic, Studio One, Cubase.
- A DAW is a software used to record, edit, and produce music
- Students will also need a MAC or PC
Description
Learn the proper way to prepare, export, and share your tracks with others. This course will teach you everything from preparing the tracks, to exporting, to sharing. Producers will learn how to track out their beats and artists will learn how to share their verses with others to collaborate. Sharing sessions and files the right way is often overlooked, but something everyone needs to know how to do.
This course will teach you how to prepare, export, and share your tracks, beats, and sessions. Any artist or producer who needs to share and collaborate with others can benefit from this course. Producers will learn how to properly deliver beats to artist after they purchase a track, or an engineer when it time for mixing. Artist will learn how to deliver sessions to mix engineers, or how to send a verse or instrument track to another artist to collaborate. By following the steps in this course you will be shown how to send your music to others in a professional way.
After completing this 30 minute course you'll be ready share your sessions and tracks with others. This course will show producers how to separate all their sounds before exporting, and will teach artist how to consolidate or bounce their files before exporting. I'm still shocked at the number of people who don't know how to share files correctly. Remember, you only have one time to make a first impression. Don't miss out on work and collaborating with other because your files aren't shared correctly.
This course will teach you the following
- How to separate all of your sounds
- how to label all of your sounds
- how to gain stage your beats
- how to deal with arrangement of tracks for artists
- how to consolidate or bounce your verses
- preparing a whole song to be exported
- how to export your tracks
- sharing your sessions, tracks, or files.
Who this course is for:
- This course for producers who want to share their tracks with engineers
- this course is for producers needing to prepare their tracks to send to artists
- this course is for artists who want send their verses to others to collaborate.