Welcome to the Vocal Recording and Production Course For Beginners!
This course is specifically for singers who are looking to record, produce, and mix their own vocals at home. It is for people who know nothing about the world of music production, though want to get started.
By The End of This Course:
You’ll have all the knowledge you need to set up your room for recording.
You will know how to record clean and clear vocals.
You will know how to mix your vocals with various tools including;
Here Is What You Will Learn:
Find the right space to record vocals.
The proper gear you need to record vocals.
How to use correct microphone placement.
How to set gain on your microphone or interface.
How to comp multiple vocal takes into one perfect vocal.
How to use auto-tune and pitch correction software.
How to EQ, compress, and de-ess vocals.
How to use reverb, delay, and other COOL effects on vocals.
What is mix referencing and why mix referencing is so important.
I understand how frustrating it can be to start recording and producing your own vocals at home. Even the technical terms alone can feel daunting and confusing. What I want to do is use my experience as a singer, producer, and engineer for over a decade to make sure you never feel that frustration again.
You will be provided with practical tips and techniques that you can implement into your newfound love for recording, producing, and mixing vocals
The course will likely take approximately two weeks to complete depending on your experience. Once enrolled, all materials are yours to keep for a lifetime!
Each lesson comes complete with a PDF download, which will provide you with a summary of the course, as well as other tips, tricks, and necessary links. I have also sprinkled a few action items and surprises throughout the course as well. You will use these action items as checkpoints for your progress. You will be provided with a list of my personal favorite gear so that you can have everything you need to get started right away!
I will be using Pro Tools throughout the editing and mixing portions of this course, though any DAW ( Digital Audio Workstation ), you choose to use is fine. Do make sure that you download a DAW prior to starting this course. I recommend starting with the free versions of Pro Tools, Ableton, Reaper, Logic or Garageband if you don’t have anything already.
See you inside!
