A Comprehensive Music Production, Mixing & Mastering Course

Module 1: Foundations of Music Production, Music Theory,
Learning the DAW

What You’ll Learn In Each Class!

Class 1: Introduction to Music, Sound & DAW – Getting Started
  • Understanding music production without DAW
  • Basics of sound and creating a mental sound library
  • Fundamentals of musical arrangement
  • Overview of music genres (EDM, Rock/Pop, Metal, Hip-Hop/Trap/Drill, R&B, Bollywood/Punjabi)
  • Introduction to Digital Audio Workstations (DAW) with focus on Ableton
Class 2: Analog To Digital & Hardware
  • Understanding signal flow (Analog vs Digital/MIDI)
  • Audio interfaces, sound cards, and mixers
  • Microphone types and their applications
  • Essential equipment for a home studio setup
Class 3: Audio Basics & Setups (Ableton)
  • Fundamentals of sound (waves, amplitude, frequencies, phase)
  • Audio preferences and settings in Ableton
  • Understanding bit depth and sample rate
  • MIDI preferences and setup
  • Optimizing performance (latency, buffer size, CPU management)
  • Basic overview of Ableton’s interface
Class 4: Music Theory – Scales
  • Introduction to music scales
  • Major and minor scales
  • Relative and parallel scales
  • Chromatic scales
  • Key concepts: Tonic, root note, diatonic, chromatic
  • Tempo/BPM and time signatures
Class 5: Music Theory – Chords
  • Introduction to chords
  • Chord triads and seventh chords
  • Transposing and inversions
  • Relative and parallel chord relationships
Class 6.1: Music Theory – Ear Training | Tempo/Time Signature
  • Ear training exercises using vocal tuner apps
  • Identifying scales and keys in songs
  • Practical assignment: Detecting root notes and scales in provided tunes
Class 6.2: DAW Software Introduction (Ableton)
  • Exploring Ableton’s Session View
  • Navigating Ableton’s interface and browser
  • Working with clips (loading, playing, moving)
  • Understanding MIDI and audio clip properties
  • Setting tempo and time signature in Ableton
Class 7: Types Of Tracks & I/O Routing, Sends and Returns, Main/Master
  • Differentiating between audio and MIDI tracks
  • Understanding exclusive arm and solo functions
  • Working with multi-output/input devices
  • Creating manual feedback for returns
  • Setting up headphone cues
  • Utilizing sends and returns
  • Grouping tracks and using Live’s mixer
Class 8: Basic Effects Processing & Others
  • File management in Ableton
  • Using effect devices and the Hot Swap feature
  • EQ and filters (including stereo, L/R, and M/S EQing)
  • Compressors and dynamic processing
  • Delay effects and their applications
  • Effective use of reverb
  • Side chain gating and compression
Class 9: Effects & Automations
  • Applying audio and MIDI effects
  • Using Arpeggiator, Chord, and Scale devices
  • Keyboard and MIDI controller mapping
  • Creating and editing automation envelopes
  • Recording real-time automation
  • Drawing automation manually
  • Automating clips in Session View
Class 10: Understanding Arrangement View
  • Recording audio and MIDI in Arrangement View
  • Navigating the Arrangement View timeline
  • Using the grid in Arrangement View
  • Utilizing punch-in and punch-out switches
  • Recording from Session View to Arrangement
  • Working with locators and editing regions

Module 2: Music Production, Arrangement & Recording

Class 11: Recording Audio/MIDI in Arrangement View
  • Understanding different monitoring modes
  • Recording MIDI in Arrangement View
  • Using Capture MIDI and MIDI Overdub features
  • Recording audio (mono/stereo) in Arrangement View
  • Exploring multiple take recording techniques
Class 12: Miking Technique, Layering, Comping & Recording Extras
  • Microphone placement techniques (Single, Stereo, X-Y, MS)
  • Understanding mono vs stereo recording
  • Vocal recording techniques and signal chain
  • Layering techniques (harmonies, double tracks, octaves)
  • Comping and using fades and crossfades
Class 13: Warping & Quantizing
  • Audio warping techniques and options
  • Understanding different warp modes
  • Working with transient markers and warp markers
  • Quantizing audio using warp
  • Freezing and flattening tracks
Class 14: MIDI Programming/Arrangement
  • Using the MIDI Note Editor/Piano Roll
  • Exploring Ableton 12’s new MIDI tools
  • Working with the Step Sequencer and Pencil Tool
  • Configuring grids and quantization
  • Understanding MIDI velocities and envelopes
Class 15: Sound Design, Sampling & Instruments – Synthesis & VST Plugins
  • Understanding ADSR envelopes
  • Sampling with Simpler and Sampler
  • Exploring virtual instruments and synths
  • Working with reFX Nexus and Xfer Records Serum
  • Using Live’s software instrument devices
  • Creating and using Audio Effect Racks, Instrument Racks, and Drum Racks
Class 16: Songwriting Basics
  • Techniques for writing chord progressions
  • Methods for crafting melodies
  • Enhancing basic melodies with effects
  • Practical assignment: Write a chord progression with a unique melody
Class 17: Songwriting Basics – Drums & Bass – Programming/Arrangement
  • Drum programming and arrangement techniques
  • Understanding bass vs bassline programming
  • Working with 808s
  • Quantization techniques
  • Practical assignment: Program a drum groove and bassline
Class 18: Song Arrangement & Structure
  • Choosing appropriate scales and keys for songs
  • Forming effective chord progressions
  • Recording scratch vocals
  • Sound selection fundamentals
  • Understanding arrangement structures
  • Layering samples and synth sounds
  • Beat and rhythm programming
  • Mixing during production
  • Adding effects, transitions, and automation
  • Project breakdown and analysis

Module 3: Mixing Audio, Understanding Effects Use & Techniques,
Vocal Editing & Processing

Class 19: Frequency Separations Using EQ
  • Understanding filters and EQ techniques
  • Additive and subtractive EQ
  • Mixing low frequencies (kick and bass)
  • Linear phase EQ and phase concepts
  • Mono compatibility
  • Advanced EQ techniques (L/R and Mid-Side mixing)
  • Using distortion, saturation, and exciters
Class 20: Dynamics & Loudness Control Using Compressor
  • Understanding loudness and dynamic range
  • Compression basics and parameters
  • Types of compression (Peak vs RMS, Multiband, Glue)
  • Compression techniques for various instruments
Class 21: Types Of Reverb & Techniques
  • Understanding different types of reverb
  • Analog, digital, and convolution reverbs
  • Mono vs stereo reverbs
  • Reverb strategies and techniques
  • Shaping reverb’s dry signal
Class 22: Types Of Delay & Echo
  • Exploring various delay types (Digital, Tape, Analog, Slapback, Ping pong)
  • Understanding delay timing (Time vs Sync, various note values)
  • Working with feedback and other delay parameters
  • Differentiating between delay and echo effects
Class 23: Intro To Mixing & Analyzing
  • Exporting and importing stems
  • Understanding the purpose and approach to mixing
  • Tools and techniques for mixing
  • Importance of metering and ear training
  • Preparing tracks for mixing (headroom, gain staging)
  • Creating a static mix and balancing tracks
  • Panning techniques and rules
  • Routing (Aux, Sends, Bus/Return)
  • Advanced EQ and compression techniques
  • Using reverb, delay, and other effects in mixing
  • Sidechain compression and EQ
  • Parallel processing techniques
  • Automation in mixing
  • Preparing headroom for mastering
Class 24: Vocal Editing & Processing
  • Using Autotune and Melodyne for pitch correction
  • Time correction and stretching techniques
  • Cleaning up vocal recordings (removing noise, clicks, breaths)
  • Applying effects to vocals (De-esser, Compressor, EQ, Saturation)
  • Using reverb, delay, and special effects on vocals
  • Final vocal leveling techniques

Module 4: Mastering Audio & Distribution

Class 25: Mastering & Exporting Audio
  • Understanding automated vs manual mastering
  • Using iZotope Ozone for mastering
  • Mastering workflow (EQ, dynamics, saturation, limiting)
  • Understanding LUFS and RMS standards
  • Exporting final audio
Class 26: Audio Distribution, Marketing & Business
  • Overview of audio distribution formats
  • Understanding audio file compression across platforms
  • Exploring free and paid distribution options
  • Introduction to music marketing and business concepts

This comprehensive course outline covers a wide range of topics in music production, from the basics of music theory to advanced mixing and mastering techniques. Students will gain hands-on experience with industry-standard software like Ableton Live and learn essential skills for creating, recording, and producing music across various genres.

We’re excited to announce our first-ever online batch for our flagship Music Production, Mixing & Mastering Course! 🚀

🏷️ Original Fee: ₹60,000/-
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Course Details:

🎓 Course Details:

  • 💻Requirements: Laptop/PC and basic headphones
  • 🎛️DAW Software: Ableton Live 12
  • ⏳Course Duration: 3 months
  • 📚Total Sessions: 24 live classes (2 hours each)
  • 🗓️Class Days: 2 classes per week (Live on Zoom)

👨‍🏫 What you’ll get:

  • 🎹Comprehensive music production lessons from industry professionals
  • 🎚️Hands-on experience with real-world projects
  • 📝Personalized feedback and one-on-one guidance
  • ⏳Learn at your own pace with flexible scheduling

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Frequently Asked Questions

No prior experience is necessary! Our course is designed for everyone, from complete beginners to those with some production knowledge. We’ll guide you through every step.

Yes, we offer flexible payment options! You can choose to pay the course fee in 2-3 monthly installments, making it easier to manage your payments.

While we primarily teach using Ableton, our course is crafted to ensure you can create music regardless of the DAW you prefer. Whether you’re using FL Studio, Logic, or Pro Tools, our experienced instructors can guide you seamlessly, as we’re well-versed in various digital audio workstations.

We recommend using Ableton as your main DAW. All you need is a laptop or PC and any basic headphones to participate!

Our music production course is a 3-month one-on-one course conducted live on Zoom. You’ll get real-time interaction and guidance directly from our instructors, ensuring a hands-on learning experience tailored to your needs.

Our course includes two live Zoom classes per week, each lasting 2 hours, resulting in a total of 24 classes over 3 months. This structure provides a steady pace for mastering the material.

Absolutely! You’ll receive personalized feedback on your projects from our experienced team to help you improve your skills and understanding.

Yes, you will! Each student will have access to the recordings of all live classes, enabling you to review the content whenever you need and ensure a strong grasp of the concepts.

No need to stress! If you miss a live class, you’ll have access to the recording to review at your convenience. Plus, you can bring up any questions or clarifications related to that session during the next live class you attend.

We pride ourselves on our speed, quality, and client satisfaction. Our mission is to provide top-notch production services and make learning music production accessible, easy, and fun. Plus, we’ve worked with artists worldwide and delivered hundreds of songs, so we know a thing or two about making hits!

Absolutely! After the course, you can reach out to Skay via WhatsApp for any questions or further guidance. You’re also welcome to send your tracks for review, receiving helpful feedback to enhance your skills. This ongoing support helps you keep progressing in your music journey!