
A three-part series of courses designed to introduce the techniques, lexicon, gear and technology in a modern audio recording studio. Emphasis is on high interaction and hands-on experience. Maximum class size is five. While not required, taking each class in order is highly recommended since they were designed to be taken a a suite.
We offer Audio Engineering classes throughout the year. There are 3 levels of classes, from beginning to advanced. Below is an outline about these classes. Please contact Brian Johnson for pricing and scheduling information at Brian@peggystill.com
Music Production 101: (4 hours)
Cost: $139 for PSSM/Lucky Dog customers and family members, $169 for the general public.
I. From Concept to iTunes: A walk through the process
II. The Studio Environment: Rooms, gear, and the people involved
III. Laying Down Tracks: Basic recording techniques explained and demonstrated
IV. Music and Computers: What is Pro Tools and how does it work?
Music Production 201: (8 hours with 30 minute break)
Cost: $249 for PSSM/Lucky Dog customers and family members, $299 for the general public.
I. From Simple to Spectacular: Recording a full band
II. Fix it in the Mix: Editing your song
III. How To Add Oboe Without an Oboe Player: Virtual instruments
IV. The Star of the Show: An in-depth look at vocal production
Music Production 301: (8 hours with 30 minute break)
Cost: $249 for PSSM/Lucky Dog customers and family members, $299 for the general public.
I. Making it Better: Setting up and starting your mix
II: The Big 3: Basic techniques of EQ, Compression, and Reverb
III. How Did They Do That?: Creating special effects
IV. The Final Touch: Mastering demystified
Now Serving:
The Greater Atlanta area, Metro Atlanta, DeKalb, Fulton, Decatur, Doraville, Chamblee, Tucker, Clarkston, Lawrenceville, Brookhaven, Druid Hills, North Atlanta, North Decatur, Dunwoody, Sandy Springs, Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Cumming, Roswell, Marietta, Woodstock, Smyrna, Kennesaw, Cherokee and more!
Now with locations in: Alpharetta, Atlanta, Woodstock/Marietta
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