The Audio Engineering & Production Program at Louisville Recording Arts is designed to teach every aspect of the recording process, beginning with the basics of multi-track production, to the final completion of a professional master. Each student apprentice can choose to work with some of the diverse artist's listed on our clientele page. We also encourage our students to present their own music to produce while participating in the course, further increasing the depth of each
class and personal experience. This private course and lab allows for flexible scheduling, and 100%, totally hands-on instruction. Please continue to the course description outlined below. Information on course enrollment can be found here.
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AUDIO ENGINEERING & PRODUCTION COURSE DESCRIPTION
Studio Procedures
Recording
Analog: Techniques in Reference Monitoring | Equalization | CDR and DAT Master Preparation | Noise Reduction | Sample Rate Application | Audio Restoration | Analog Format Transfers to Digital | “Black Box” Effects Processing Applications Consoles Analog and digital console architectures relating to studio procedures. Microphones Types | Placement (Drums & Percussion, Guitars, Piano, Strings, Brass, Winds, Vocals) Recorders Analog and Digital Tape Machines | Hard Disk | Computer Processors Frequency | Time | Dynamic | Noise Reduction Connectivity XLR | 1/4” | 1/8” RCA | BNC | AES, EBU, S/PDIF | Fiber Optic | MIDI | Computer-Console Interface Synchronization SMPTE | Word Clock | MTC | MIDI Clock | Frame Rates (Drop, Non-Drop) MIDI Sequencing | Interface Computer Technology Components | Setup | Repair | OS & Program Installation Software Types | Installation | Procedures Maintenance Troubleshooting | Common Analog and Digital Issues | Ground Loop Solutions | Phase Checking | Adapters | Tape Handling and Storage | Synchronization Problems Remote Recording Connections, Microphone Placement, Multi-track Formats, Acoustic Environments | Preparation | Remix Audio Theory Pitch, Frequency | Volume, Amplitude | ADSR | Sound Measurement | Dynamics | Masking | Timbre | Haas Effect | Audio Recording History Acoustics Sound Reflection (Direct, Early, Standing Waves, Diffusion, Flutter) | Separation | Isolation | Absorption | Acoustic Chambers Music Production Song Structure | Choosing Musicians | Client Interaction PROJECT STUDIO CONSULTATION PRIVATE INSTRUCTION BAND AND ARTIST RECORDING WORKSHOP THE BUSINESS OF MUSIC "Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter." ~ John Keats |