DIPLOMA IN Advance Music Production
“Diploma in Advance Music Production” is an immersive course tailored for experienced music producers seeking to elevate their skills to professional heights. This advanced program delves into the intricate aspects of music creation, covering advanced techniques in recording and new age innovative sound production.
Participants will explore cutting-edge software and hardware tools, mastering complex production methodologies, and refining their abilities to craft unique sonic experiences.
From the guidance of industry working professionals and musicians the course emphasizes hands-on learning, enabling students to work on real-world projects and collaborate within a dynamic studio environment.The course is designed to empower seasoned producers with the expertise and confidence to navigate the complexities of modern music production, preparing them for success in the competitive music industry.
What will you learn
- Advance Music Theory
- Chords and Chord Progression
- Functional Harmonies and Cadences.
- Application of modes and scales
- Borrowing Chords and Change Scales.
- Rhythms
- A deeper Understanding of Music Production
- Production roles and artistry
- Evolution of Music Production technology
- Genre Studies
- Framework and MusicAnalysis
- Rhythmic Patterns and styles
- Key, modes, and scales
- Use of Harmony: chord sequences and modulation
- Use Of Melodies
- Making Beats and Writing bass lines
- Composing Musical Hooks
- Form, structure and arrangement
- Listening And Analysis
- Genre Specific Music Production
- Bollywood Music production in Depth
- Advance Orchestral Production
- BGM Production for Films, OTT & TV
- Advance Production Techniques for Ad’s & Jingles
- Sonic Spectral Production
- Tone Selection
- Techniques and Methods of Layering Instruments
- Creative Sound Selection
- Art of Sample Selection
- Workflow Optimization
- Deep Dive Into the world of Analog Synthesis
- Advanced Modulation Techniques and Effects Manipulation
- Percussive Plucks and Resonating Arpeggiation
- Drums & Bass with Modal Synthesis
- Audio Manipulation Techniques
- Granular Synthesis
- Advance Sound Designing
- Hands on experience with Analog Synths
- Mastering the Art of Vocal Production
- Vocal Comping
- Vocal Tuning
- Vocal Stacking : Doubling, Harmonies & backing Vocals
- Vocal Alignment
- Vocal Mixing Techniques
- Secret Tricks of Songwriting
- Music Theory for Songwriters
- Song Analysis
- Topline & Melody
- Writing Songs to a Backing Track
- Harmony
- Chord Progressions
- Structure & Arrangement
- Workflow
- Music Business, Publishing, Licensing, Marketing and PR
- Cross-Modulation (FM and AM): Modulating one oscillator’s frequency or amplitude with another oscillator to create complex and evolving timbres.
- Waveform Morphing: Transitioning between different waveforms smoothly, creating dynamic and evolving textures.
- Vector Synthesis: Blending or morphing between multiple sound sources or oscillators using a joystick or control surface.
- Additive Synthesis: Building complex timbres by layering and summing multiple sine waves with different frequencies and amplitudes.
- Granular Synthesis: Manipulating small grains of a sound sample to create textural and granulated soundscapes.
- Karplus – Strong Synthesis: Simulating the plucked or struck sound of strings using delay lines and feedback.
- Physical Modeling Synthesis: Emulating the behavior of physical instruments and resonant structures, like strings or tubes.
- Formant Synthesis: Shaping the spectral content to produce vowel-like sounds and simulate speech or vocal sounds.
- Ring Modulation: Mixing two signals to generate inharmonic, metallic, and bell-like tones.
- Wavetable Synthesis: Cycling through wavetables or spectral frames to produce evolving and diverse sounds.
- Nonlinear Oscillation: Creating chaotic and unpredictable timbres by exploiting the nonlinear behavior of analog components.
- Morphing Filters: Changing filter characteristics continuously to transform the sound over time.
- Comb Filters: Simulating the resonances and reflections of a sound within a confined space.
- Self – Resonating Filters: Pushing a filter to its self-oscillation point to generate pure sine tones and feedback-based effects.
- Slew Limiting and Portamento: Applying glide or slew to control pitch transitions for smooth and expressive note changes.
- Hard and Soft Sync: Syncing the phase of one oscillator to another, creating harmonic or dissonant textures.
● Chords and Chord Progression
● Functional Harmonies and Cadences.
● Application of modes and scales
● Borrowing Chords and Change Scales.
● Rhythms
● Production roles and artistry
● Evolution of Music Production technology
● Genre Studies
● Framework and MusicAnalysis
● Rhythmic Patterns and styles
● Key, modes, and scales
● Use of Harmony: chord sequences and modulation
● Use Of Melodies
● Making Beats and Writing bass lines
● Composing Musical Hooks
● Form, structure and arrangement
● Listening And Analysis
- Tone Selection
- Techniques and Methods of Layering Instruments
- Creative Sound Selection
- Art of Sample Selection
- Advanced Modulation Techniques and Effects Manipulation
- Percussive Plucks and Resonating Arpeggiation
- Drums & Bass with Modal Synthesis
- Audio Manipulation Techniques
- Granular Synthesis
- Vocal Comping
- Vocal Tuning
- Vocal Stacking : Doubling, Harmonies & backing Vocals
- Vocal Alignment
- Vocal Mixing Techniques
- Music Theory for Songwriters
- Song Analysis
- Topline & Melody
- Writing Songs to a Backing Track
- Harmony
- Chord Progressions
- Structure & Arrangement
- Workflow