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Why you should attend

Posted on February 2, 2012 at 5:57 pm in

1. You’re paying 2. You learn and develop valuable and transferrable skills 3. It’s not a distance learning course, so…… …..while I’ve posted a lot of detail on the blog for both assessments, you MUST attend to absorb 100% of the detail. Your participation is essential, as is sharing information or immediately bringing to my…

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Week 1 – Reminders

Posted on January 31, 2012 at 6:21 pm in

Here are a few notes to remind you of what we covered in week 1: Overview – portfolio, 2 assessments + blog (weighted 40/40/20) NB: DVD-ROM or CD-ROM must accompany the cover sheet when you submit to the i-centre on Tuesday 8th May before 5pm All info you need about the module is on this…

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Student Blogs R.T. s2 2011-2012

Posted on January 31, 2012 at 5:24 pm in

Wednesday 9-11 Jamie Bellinger – sax (alto|soprano) Geoff Geer – guitar David Hartmann – guitar Robert Makin – bass guitar|piano Thomas Pavlopoulos – ? Andi Sampson – acoustic guitar Fiona Stephens – bass Amaan Fatmi – ? Robert Newsome – ? Wednesday 11-1 Nathan Cowell – guitar Andrew Haley – drums Reece Hughes – acoustic…

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Protected: Assessment 1 – Master Files

Posted on January 26, 2012 at 4:59 pm in

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VLE – Recording Techniques

Posted on January 25, 2012 at 8:34 am in

VLE – Recording Techniques

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Recording Techniques – Assessment 2

Posted on January 24, 2012 at 5:06 pm in

Assessment 2 – Stereo Recording / Sound design Use AB, XY, NOS and MS to discover the best techniques for instrumental and ensemble recording 1. Make 4 short recordings, using the above stereo techniques (with a voice over ʻidentifierʼ) of 15 – 30 seconds of the same instrument or ensemble to demonstrate the result of varying…

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Soundflower into Pro Tools 9

This works well with Pro Tools HD 9 on my MacBook Pro, I’ve yet to try it on my TDM system.                                                                    …

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All things Pro Tools

Loads of tips on making the most of Pro Tools…..just keep on scrolling down or visit the actual page here Please upgrade your browser

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Recording Techniques – Lesson Plan

Posted on January 25, 2011 at 6:03 pm in
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Recording Techniques – Assessment 1

Posted on January 25, 2011 at 5:54 pm in

A remix…to help you familiarise yourself with Pro Tools and in particular the four elastic time algorithms available, in preparation for assessment 2. Stage 1 Before you start importing and editing, use the main counter selector to choose min:secs: Import (shift command I) the 24 bit stereo wav “Bombat” and choose ‘new track’ to place it…

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