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Ableton Live In Depth For Beginners - Level 2
Ready to take your ableton Live skills to the next level? Join our level 2 course for an in-depth exploration of advanced techniques and features.
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Price
Cyber Folk's Ableton Live In-depth Course for Beginners Level 2 consists of Over 24 comprehensive lessons spanning 48 hours and 3 months. With this course you'll expand your knowledge of production and ableton and explore the world of music production on a deeper lever under the guidance of experienced mentors.
Expand your knowledge of Ableton Live and production techniques as you delve deeper into MIDI, audio channels, Composing techniques, Rhythm, synthesizers, mixing, and mastering. Gain invaluable insights and practical skills to craft quality tracks, all while accessing exclusive discussions and hands-on sessions with music producers.
250,000 AMD
Duration
3 month, 48 hours
Lessons
Type
24
Offline/Online
Address
Level
Araratyan 82, EVN
Beginner
At the end
Start date
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Label Release
Language
Guaranteed
We will have graduation evening
Upon group
formation
Open
Released track on VA album on Cyber Folk’s record label
Armenian, English
3 Finished track upon graduation
Payment terms
Mentors
Technical requirements
You can either pay the full amount at once or split it into three monthly installments. First two months 125,000 AMD, the last month 125,000AMD
Lessons will be lead by Davit Sukiasyan aka T_st / Hopdop, Arthur Tadevosyan aka Spielwiese, Shahen Khandkaryan aka shhau, Davit Petrosyan aka Your friend, daao, Arpy Hovakimyan aka Is, Hovsep Aghjian aka Hov
For the course you need a laptop with at least 8GB ram and Headphones.
If you require a notebook, please contact us for further details.
Lessons 1: Introduction & “The Art of Composing”
Lessons 0
1. Introduction to DAWs (Digital Audio Workstations)
2. Introduction to Ableton Live
3. Introduction to Live’s User interface and Live concepts
4. Session view and Arrangement view
5. Pros & Cons of starting tracks in Session view vs. Arrangement view
1. Introduction to the history of electronic music
2. Introduction to Physics of Sound and Electronic music production
3. Diverse practices in electronic music composition
4. Introduction to the Art of Composing and Arrangement
5. Different Ableton Live 12 projects presentation
Lessons 3: Audio and MIDI Channels
Lessons 2: Production Session
1. Introduction to MIDI Channels
2. Introduction to basic concepts of Tempo and Time Signatures
3. Introduction to MIDI Instruments: Drum Rack, Sampler, Simpler and Instrument Rack
4. Creating MIDI Clips in Session view and Arrangement view
5. Importing & Recording Midi Clips
6. Editing MIDI Clips: Notes, Time, Velocity, Quantization
7. Basic control parameters in MIDI Instruments: ADSR (Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release) and Filters
8. General Types of Instrument and Percussive (Drum) Sounds
9. Introduction to Audio Channels
10. Importing & editing Audio Clips in Session view and Arrangement view
11. Audio Clip view: Start, End & Loop; Warping
12. Warping settings
13. Recording Audio Clips
Lessons 4: Production Session
Lessons 5: Audio and Midi Effects
1. Introduction to three types of audio effects: Dynamic, Time and frequency
3. Utility Tool, EQ, Reverb, Delay, Echo, Amp, Saturator, Autopan
4. Introduction to MIDI Effects
5. ARP, Chord, Velocity & Scale
6. Return Channels
Lessons 7: Fundamentals of the Rhythm in Music
Lessons 6: Construction and Development of a track
1. Elements of Rhythm in Music: Beats, Tempo, Meter, Time Signatures, Measures, Durations and Note Values
2. Drum Humanisation and Groove Section
3. Examples of various Time Signatures in Music
4. Introduction to Classic Drum Machines
1. Introduction to phrases and structuring in various musical genres
2. Additive and Subtractive Arrangements
3. A Track’s migration from Session view to Arrangement view
4. Case Studies of different track structures and concepts
5. Automations
6. Fade-in, Fade-out & Cross-fades in Audio Channels
7. Panning & Auto-panning
8. Tuning your sounds
9. Parallel Processing
10. FX, Buildups and Breakdowns
Lessons 9: Synthesisers
Lessons 8: Fundamentals of Music Theory
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1. Introduction to Synthesisers
2. Introduction to VST plugins: Vital
3. 4 main types of Synthesisers: Subtractive, Additive, FM, and Wavetable
4. Samplers and Granular Synthesisers
5. Oscillators, Amplifier and ADSR envelopes, Filters and LFOs
1. Introduction to Musical Harmonies
2. Major & Minor Scales
3. Scales
4. Intervals
5. Chords
6. Chord Progressions
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Lessons 11: The Art of Mixing: Part 1
Lessons 10: Production Session & Discussions
with invited guest producer
1. Gain staging
2. EQs & Reverbs in Mixing
3. Stereo Imaging
4. Compressors and Limiters
5. Using references and Analyser tools
Lessons 12: Building and Organising
Libraries in Ableton Live
Lessons 13: Production Session / Recap / Review
1. Library Organisation in Ableton Live
2. Creating templates and techniques for improving workflows in Ableton Live
3. The Art of Digging for crafting your own production techniques and character
4. The most important Marketplaces and Forums for music production
Lessons 14: The Art of Sampling
Lessons 15: Production Session & Discussions
with invited guest producer
1. Introduction to Sampling and historical overview
2. Deeper overview of Ableton live’s Simpler
3. Using Samples & Loops on your own way
Lessons 16: The Art of Mixing: Part 2
Lessons 17: Introduction to Hardware
Synthesiser & Jam session
*4 hours full group lesson
1. Advanced EQ-ing
2. Introduction to Mid/Side processing
3. Parallel Compression
4. Using Saturators
5. Headroom and Premasters
Lessons 18: Production Session &
Discussions with invited guest producer
Lessons 19: The Art of Remixing & Collaboration
1. Exploring Various Concepts of Track Remixing
2. Techniques for Rearrangement and Reconstruction
3. Analysis of Successful Remixes Across Different Genres and Artists
4. Utilizing Remixing as a Powerful Tool for Audience Engagement
5. Diverse Approaches to Vocal Manipulation and Integration
6. Strategies and Tools for Collaborating with Like-minded Artists
Lessons 21: Introduction to Modular Synthesisers
and Jam Session
Lessons 20: Production Session &
Discussions with invited guest producer
Lessons 23: Playing Live Sets with Ableton Live
Lessons 22: Reviewing First Mixdowns & Discussion
1. Different approaches to playing Live sets with Ableton Live
2. Live Set examples with breakdowns
Lessons 24: Introduction to Mastering and
Final Discussions
1. Introduction to the Art and Science of Mastering
2. Fine Tuning tracks for Graduation / Release
3. FInal Discussion
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
When will the classes start?
Is musical education necessary?
Lessons will commence as soon as the group is formed. You can subscirbe to our newsletter to be notified when the new courses will lauch and whenever you register we will reach out to you for confirmation.
No, musical education is not required to participate in the courses.
What is the registration deadline?
Where and when will the lessons take place?
There is no set deadline. Early registrants will secure a spot in the upcoming course. And we will contact you when it's going to lauch.
The Cyber Music Learning Hub is located at 82 Araratyan Street. Lessons for the current enrollment will be conducted during evening hours
How long is each lesson?
Are there any prerequisites for the course?
Each lesson typically lasts for one hour, but the duration may vary based on the content and instructor.
No specific prerequisites are required. The course is designed to accommodate beginners as well as those with prior musical experience.
Is there an age requirement for enrollment?
How and when should payment be made?
Payment can be completed in full or in installments via cash or bank transfer.
While there is no strict age requirement, participants are typically adults or mature teenagers. Younger students may be considered based on their level of interest and maturity.
