Studio Production

This lesson is part of the Electronic Music & Sound Production category.

Objectives

Students will be familiar with common recording studio processes, including song production and mastering
Students will be familiar with the various roles in creating a commercial recording, including producer, engineer, set musician, recording executive and distributor

Discussion and demonstration of the commercial recording process from songwriting through distribution

v t e Electronic Music
Sound Creation	Synthesis Sampling
Sound Modification	Musique Concrète Amplification & Distortion Filters & Effects Vocal Modification Reverb
Performance	Electronic Instruments Sequencing Drum Machines Turntablism Multiphonics
Production	Recording Methods Studio Production Music and the Internet

v t e Style & Practice
Orchestration	Instrument Families Writing for Instruments & Transposition Scoring Electronic Instruments
Techniques	Motivic Development Improvisation & Performer Creativity Drum Machines Turntablism
Processes	Poetic Meter & Text-Setting Meet the Composer The Music Business Genre Serialism Colotomic Structures Sequencing Studio Production
Styles	Rap Emotion in Music Impressionism Eclecticism, Quotation & Sampling
Formats	Film & Television Music Stage Music Video Game Music Multimedia Minimalism Music and the Internet

v t e Theory IV
Semesters	Theory I Theory II Theory III Theory IV
Lessons	Electronic Instruments Synthesis Sampling Musique Concrète Amplification & Distortion Filters & Effects Vocal Modification Sequencing Drum Machines Turntablism Multiphonics Reverb Studio Production Music and the Internet