Music Production School Summer Camp | Chicago
Music Production Summer Camp – Make a Track. Release It.
Camp 1 - Ableton Live
- →For DJs and electronic producers making the leap to producing their own music
- →Use your production software efficiently, to get results fast
- →Synthesis and sound design, to create the sounds you hear in your head
- →The science of recording, so vocals and everything else sound full and professional
- →The art of mixing, and mastering that is loud but still dynamic
- →How to get noticed, and market yourself
Camp 2 - Logic Pro
- →For singer-songwriters and producers of contemporary and pop music
- →Includes the official Apple Logic Pro certification course and examination
- →Use your production software efficiently, to get results fast
- →Synthesis and sound design, to create the sounds you hear in your head
- →The science of recording, so vocals and everything else sound full and professional
- →The art of mixing, and mastering that is loud but still dynamic
- →How to get noticed, and market yourself
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“Your SDP course is awesome. Perfect for DJs who want to take that all-important leap to produce their own music”
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Frequently asked questions.
Yes - you'll compose, mix and master your own song by the end of the camp.
36 hours, available in-person or at a 33% discount for online remote attendance.
A school iMac loaded with the required software is available to hire for a $149 supplement.
No - the camp teaches the software from the ground up, through synthesis, mixing and mastering.
Yes - a 40% EDU discount on Ableton; Logic Pro doesn't offer student discounts but is already relatively affordable.
Camp 2, based in Logic Pro - it's aimed at singer-songwriters and pop producers and includes the official Apple Logic Pro certification exam.
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