iPad Music Production: Auria
Date: 4 March 2013 | Posted by: pm1
iPad Music Production: Auria
Exercises included | English | 2h 28m | AVC1 960x540 29.97 fps | AAC 96 Kbps 48 KHz | 2.48 GB
subject: Audio, Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs), Mixing, Music Production, Audio Plug-Ins, Recording Techniques, Mastering | Genre: Video Training
Exercises included | English | 2h 28m | AVC1 960x540 29.97 fps | AAC 96 Kbps 48 KHz | 2.48 GB
subject: Audio, Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs), Mixing, Music Production, Audio Plug-Ins, Recording Techniques, Mastering | Genre: Video Training
Auria is the first major digital audio workstation designed specifically for the Apple iPad, and in this course, author and professional musician Garrick Chow demonstrates how to use its recording, editing, and mixing tools to create great-sounding music.
First, Garrick reviews the hardware you'll need to start capturing audio, from microphones to cables and input devices. He then demonstrates how to record anything from a single audio track to a complete multitrack capture of a live band performance. Once the recordings are done, he shows you how to edit them by adding splits and trims, as well as how to apply effects and use automation in creating a final mix. Lastly, Garrick reviews the options for exporting your project from Auria in several formats to share it with the world.
Topics include:
Creating a new project
Importing audio
Using external audio inputs
Recording tracks
Using Auto-Punch
Overdubbing a track
Trimming regions and adding fades
Using auxiliaries
Using automation
Exporting your project
.
.
.
See full article