DJ & Audio Courses
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- CDJ-2000NXS Pro-grade digital DJ deck (black)
- Sessions – 24 Sessions
- Months – 3 months
- Weekly – 3 Days a week
- Time – 1 Hour
- Evolutionary Perspective
- Social and Cultural Functions
- Cognitive Development
- Early Beginnings
- Rise of Radio DJs
- Emergence of Club DJs (1970s)
- The Disco Revolution
- Technological Innovations (1980s)
- Mainstream Popularity
- Digital Era and Modern DJing
- What is a CDJ/XDJ/DJM ?
- Key Elements of Sound Theory
- Sound Waves
- Timbre
- Pitch
- Scales
- Intervals
- Chords
- Harmony
- Melody
- Rhythm
- Counterpoint: The art of combining different melodic lines in a musical composition.
- Form: The structure of a musical composition, such as binary, ternary, rondo, and sonata.
- Dynamics: The varying levels of volume in a musical performance, indicated by terms such as pianissimo (very soft), forte (loud), and crescendo (gradually louder)
- Electronic Music and Sound Synthesis
- Classical
- Jazz
- Rock
- Pop
- Hip-Hop/Rap
- Electronic Dance Music (EDM)
- Country
- Blues
- Folk
- World Music
- House
- Techno
- Many More……
- Strings
- Woodwinds
- Brass
- Percussion
- Keyboard
- Electronic
- Intro
- Verse
- Pre-Chorus (Build)
- Chorus (Drop)
- Bridge
- Breakdown
- Drop
- Outro
- Cue
- Hot Cue
- Pre-Set Hot Cues
- Use for Looping
- Color Coding
- Practice Timing
- Steps for Beat Matching
- How to count BPM ?
- Why Beatmatching is important?
- Basics of Beat match
- Get Used To Counting Beats And Feeling The Pulse
- What does actually EQing do?
- Understanding EQs and Basic EQ Parameters
- EQ Gain
- Channel Gain
- TYPES OF EQ (EQUALIZER and ISOLATOR)
- Parametric EQ
- EQ Filters
- When to use EQs?
- How to mix with EQing ?
- How to get a good sound by the mixer
- Beat FXs (Delay, Echo, Jet, Filter, Phaser, Trans, Gate/Comp, Reverse, Space Beat Roll, Vinyl Brake, Looper, Slip.
- Sound Color FXs (Crush, Dub Echo, Space, Filter, Noise, Sweep.
- Camelot Theory
- Reading Camelot Wheel
- know about Camelot Value
- Match Types
- Energy Changes
- Harmonic Mixing
- Sessions – 12 Sessions
- Months – 1 months
- Weekly – 3 Days a week
- Time – 1 Hour
- Preparing Rekordbox
- Installing
- Launching
- Setting Up
- Operational Panel
- Function Panel – Memory, Hot Cue, Info, Wave Forms, Loops, Beat Syncs.
- Recording Panel and Browser Panel
- Analyzing Music
- Using USB Storage Devices for DJ Performance
- How to Use Various Features
- Navigating the Controller DJ dashboard and each of its individual components.
- Using Rekordbox with a DJ Controller / DJ Player
- Connecting & Controlling DJ Controller
- Mapping and using a MIDI controller
- Music Files and Their Compatible Formats
- Performance Pads, Effect Function, JOG Panel, Recording Panel, Mixer Panel
- How to Use Various Features ?
- Sessions – 12 Sessions
- Months – 1 months
- Weekly – 3 Days a week
- Time – 1 Hour
- Beginner Basics
- Understanding Resolume Interface
- Triggering video and still images
- Mapping and using a MIDI controller
- Content, codecs and formats
- Build your own workspace and presets
- Creating and recording content
- Setting up for a gig
- Advanced software and hardware setup
- Flash and Quartz Composer
- Alpha channels and masks
- Animating Parameters
- Auto Pilot Sequencing
- Audio Analysis
- Advanced Output Settings
- DAW/Software
- Pro Tools
- Logic Pro
- Cubase
- FL Studio
- Ableton
- Sessions – 150+
- Duration- 1 Year
- Weekly – 3 Days a week
- Time – 1 Hour
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- Operating System and Audio Engine Workflow
- Understanding DAW Advanced Features
- Signal Routing Basics
- Project Setup and Management
- File Formats and Compatibility
- How to Export Files
- DAW Tools and Shortcuts
- Using Plugins and Effects
- Saving and Organizing Projects
- Basic of Composition
- How to Compose Music Pieces
- Uses of Chords Progression
- Raga and Scales Explained
- MIDI Signals
- Using the Piano Roll
- Drum Editor Basics
- MIDI Expression Control
- Quantizing Notes
- MIDI Editor Tools
- Importing and Exporting MIDI Files
- Understanding All CC MIDI Signals
- Using Samplers
- Rhythm Sampler Basics
- Understanding ADSR (Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release)
- Sound Design and Synthesis
- Oscillators
- Monophonic and Polyphonic Sounds
- Sound Processing Techniques
- Music Production Techniques
- Song-Making Process
- Creating Melodies
- Arpeggio Patterns
- Music Arrangement Techniques
- Rhythm Arrangement
- Indian Percussion Arrangement
- Guitar Arrangement
- Song Backing
- Arranging Music Pieces
- Symphony Orchestra Arrangement
- Song Backing Techniques
- Vocal Processing
- Exploring Different Genres of Music Production and Arrangement
- VST Plugins – Instruments
- VST Plugins – Effects and Dynamics
- Using Stock Plugins
- Serial Background Score
- Film Background Score
- SFX (Sound Effects)
- Ambience of Sound
- Character of Sound
- Frequency, Amplitude, Sound Travel, and Wavelength
- Understanding Harmonics and Overtones
- Basics of Studio Acoustics
- Power Supply in Audio Systems
- Amplifiers and Preamps
- Mono vs. Stereo Signals
- Interface and Mixer Setup
- Operating System
- Types of Microphones
- Miking Techniques
- Recording Basics
- Vocal Recording Techniques
- Video Dubbing Basics
- Live Instrument Recording
- Introduction to Mixing
- Basic Sound Engineering
- Balancing and Tonal Shaping
- Advanced Sound Processing
- Audio Effects
- Equalizer and Dynamics
- Arrange project for Mixing
- Mixing Different Song Genres
- Mastering
- DAW/Software
- Pro Tools
- Logic Pro
- Cubase
- FL Studio
- Ableton
- Sessions – 75+
- Duration- 6 Month
- Weekly – 3 Days a week
- Time – 1 Hour
- Music Theory
- Scale Formulas
- Chords Formulas
- Modes of Scales
- Chord Progressions
- Time Signatures
- Basics of Staff Notation
- Instrument Ranges (Compass of Instruments)
- Ear Training
- DAW Advanced Features
- Project Arrangement
- File Formats
- Exporting Files
- Sampler
- Synthesis
- Monophonic and Polyphonic Types
- Sound Processing
- Different Genres of Music Production
- VST Plugins – Instruments
- VST Plugins – Effects and Dynamics
- Using Stock Plugins
- Melody
- Arpeggio Patterns
- Rhythm Arrangement
- Guitar Arrangement
- Music Arrangement
- Song Backing
- Vocal Processing
- Frequency, Amplitude, Sound Travel, Wavelength
- Harmonics and Overtones
- Studio Acoustics
- Amplifiers/Preamps
- Mono vs. Stereo Signals
- Interface and Mixer Setup
- Microphones
- Recording
- Miking Techniques
- Introduction to Mixing
- Balancing and Tonal Shaping
- Sound Processing
- Audio Effects
- Mastering
- DAW/Software
- Pro Tools
- Logic Pro
- Cubase
- FL Studio
- Ableton
- Sessions – 24+
- Duration- 2 Month
- Weekly – 3 Days a week
- Time – 1 Hour
- Frequency, Amplitude, Sound Travel, and Wavelength
- Understanding Harmonics and Overtones
- Basics of Studio Acoustics
- Power Supply in Audio Systems
- Amplifiers and Preamps
- Mono vs. Stereo Signals
- Interface and Mixer Setup
- Operating System
- Diffusion
- Absorbers
- Acoustic Material
- Electricity supply
- Colors
- Types of Microphones
- Micing Techniques
- Recording Basics
- Vocal Recording Techniques
- Video Dubbing Basics
- Live Instrument Recording
- Serial Background Score
- SFX (Sound Effects)
- Ambience of Sound
- Introduction to Mixing
- Basic Sound Engineering
- Balancing and Tonal Shaping
- Advanced Sound Processing
- Audio Effects
- Equalizer and Dynamics
- Arrange project for Mixing
- Mixing Different Song Genres
- Mastering
- Sessions – 60+
- Duration- 1 Month
- Weekly – 3 Days a week
- Time – 2 Hour
- Integrated- theoretical, practical, studio experience
- How your voice works — how your vocal cords, the parts that amplify sound (lungs, throat, and mouth), and the parts that shape words all work together to make the sounds you hear.
- Respiratory System – (श्वसन प्रणाली)
- Phonatory System – (स्वर प्रणाली)
- Resonatory System – (निनाद प्रणाली)
- Articulatory System – (उच्चार प्रणाली)
- How speech sounds are produced and used in communication.
- What Are Linguistic Vocal Sounds?
- How Are Sounds Made?
- Types of Sounds
- How can we improve our pronunciation skills?
- How to improve your enunciation skill ?
- Technical features of vocalics in media.
- Voice-over presentation on a project.
- Microphone techniques
- voiceover samples
- dubbing samples, and many more.
- Sessions – 60+
- Duration- 1 Month
- Weekly – 3 Days a week
- Time – 2 Hour
- Integrated- theoretical, practical, studio experience
- Piano & Keyboard Information
- Octaves & Keys
- Key Action
- Synthesizer vs. Keyboard vs. Piano
- 12-Note Information & Diagram
- Major and Minor Scales
- Major and Minor Scale Formula
- Major and Minor Chord and it’s Formulas
- Inversion
- Harmony
- Tonic Note
- Power Chord
- Bass & Pluck
- One-Three-Five Chord Arpeggios
- One-Five-Eight Chord Arpeggios
- Some Extra Arpeggio Patterns
- 4/4 Time Signature
- 3/4 Time Signature
- 2/4 Time Signature
- 6/8 Time Signature
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