London School of Sound courses

...with a frequency of one lecture per week of six hours for the first 14 weeks and the last four weeks dedicated to the final assignment. MP263 This course...

...mistakes to avoid and ideas worth trying * Music business part 2: promotion, management, introduction to publishing Full-time or part-time? MP151 The course lasts 18 weeks...

...it's the whole approach to production, it's a culture defined by those producers that have given a new meaning to the role of producer, mainly using low-fi...

...MIDI sequencing of software synthesizers, or audio looping, this course will give you the basic skills to succeed. Prerequisites Basic computer skills...

...Turning a fresh idea that was put together in a few minutes in to a polished track takes a lot more knowledge than just balancing the levels...

...on the latest version of Logic Pro and every student has a dedicated workstation equipped with up-to-date Intel Macs. Schedule :Saturday, Sunday and Monday...

...looking for DJs and we can also offer practical advice that will help you turn DJing in to a full-time...

...then proceeding to use special time-coded vinyl and compact-discs to control the playback of files from a computer. Once the traditional way of mixing is recreated...

...Schedule: Saturday & Sunday 11:00 to 18:00 Admissions Due to the small size of our classes we recommend booking as early as possible...

...using Pro Tools in professional recording studios, and brings to this class a wealth of real-world knowledge of recording and production. What will...

...MP301: 1 day per week 18.45 to 21.45 MP303: only available as part of a Diploma course...

...music instrument manufacturers, television, cinema, theatre, video-game companies, or use these skills for their own productions. Graduates from the Sound...

...This course suits anyone in possession of a Logic or Pro Tools certification, or who has recently graduated from a sound engineering college...

...and get familiar with Reason's extensive library of sounds and effects. Suitable for: The course is designed for complete beginners so no previous experience is necessary...

...psytrance and any other form of dance music. All these genres have one thing in common: the choice of sounds (the sound quality) is almost more important...

...Whether you are going to work on stage or in a studio, producing sound effects for multimedia or working in post-production for television, or mixing sound for videogames...

...Suitable for: Anyone who has graduated from a course in sound engineering or music technology, as well as aspiring producer, and self-taught engineer...

...both hardware and software (including JoeMeek, TC Electronic, Focusrite, with more details to be confirmed later in the year). In particular it will demonstrate... Learn about: Music Production, Mixing and Mastering, Sound Engineering...