Mastery in audio engineering with "must know" fundamentals

Name: Mastery in audio engineering with "must know" fundamentals
Rating: 3.1 (2 reviews)

Audio engineering : sound, audio recording and parameter setup.

Created byChristopher Jaggasar

Last updated 2/2025

English

What you'll learn

Understand and define sound.
Understand what it takes to become an audio engineer
Understand and know the difference in the music industry's titles: Producer, co-producer etc.
Fundamental equipment needed for audio recording
Vital fundamental setup, before audio recording: sample rate, bit depth, gain and buffer size setting.
Audio recording in Logic Pro X
The distance of recording

Course content

1 section • 7 lectures • 51m total length

Introduction to The Recording Tour and Mark Robin1:09
Introduction to Mark Robin and his teaching platform "Recording Tour." Students will become aware of the instructor and some of his features in his delivery style of teaching.
What it takes to be an audio engineer?3:22
The life of an engineer. A better appreciation of the efforts that are required to becoming a professional audio engineer, for those if thinking otherwise.
What is sound?1:40
Sound is interesting. At about 4 1/2 months in the womb, an average baby develops the ability to hear sound before seeing. You'll understand what sound is and how it is created.
Music Industry Titles10:08
A professional in this industry should know the different titles and what they mean in terms of their functions. After this lecture, you should understand the roles of various positions.
Start up equipment needed for audio recording10:20
Focus on what you need in your recording studio before you go buy what you want. Knowing this can save time, wasted efforts and finances. Audio recording equipment in this list will point you in the right direction.
Audio recording and setup in Logic Pro X20:01
Audio recording is a beautiful and technical art and also enjoyable once understood. This course will enable you to understand how to setup in your digital audio workstation(DAW) the sample rate, bit depth, buffersize and other parameters required for selected workflows, in Logic Pro X. Once you understand sample rate, bit depth etc, this knowledge can be applied to any DAW such as Pro Tools , Studio One etc.
The distance of recording5:03

Requirements

A desire to learn audio engineering. Also, having a computer with a digital audio workstation(DAW) will help.

Description

Mastery in audio engineering with must know fundamentals is a course that lays solid ground work in terms of information and technical "know how," so you can correctively "show how." It is one that is beneficial to the beginner on the journey of audio engineering so that one can be effectively equipped with the knowledge that can be built upon, to facilitate other operations and to effectively refine to good standard, a professional audio engineer. Topics such as sound, equipment needed and the parameter setup for recording, really prepares the upcoming engineer for a sonic world that demands commitment and focus. You may be shocked to see that topics within this beginners' course such as bit depth, sample rate and audio buffer size can be misunderstood even though they are in "the beginners' course." Experts may even be setting certain parameters without knowing why they are doing it because they just are accustomed to what they saw someone else do and so they follow suit. This course seeks to address some of the misdirection and also to explain simply, the terms that may appear mysterious or hard to understand. This course has visuals, sound and a passionate instructor that is very willing to assist in your development and growth as an expert sound/audio engineer. Believe in yourself.

Who this course is for:

This course is for beginners who want to learn audio engineering and for those who need a refresher in understanding some fundamental concepts. Also for those who require detailed explanations in a remote environment because they do not have the time to attend an audio engineering school.