

Welcome to the Ultimate Sound Design Complete Class!
This class is for anyone who makes music and is looking for that perfect space in their home or apartment to do it in.
We're going to aim for keeping things inexpensive. I won't be recommending the latest expensive equipment, but only what you really need..
Acoustics matter! I'll be walking you through how to find (or build!) sound panels and where to put them to make your room sound great.
We will talk about hardware, software, furniture, room design, and more! Everything to make your environment comfortable and sounding great.
At the end of this class, we will have turned your spare room into a great sound space for recording, mixing, producing, or any other music activities you need.
The goal of this class is to make a beautiful sounding room for you to work - making music, or whatever you do.
Topics Covered:
Types of Studios
Essentials in a Studio
A Tour of My Studio
Mac or PC?
Mac Computer System Requirements
PC Computer System Requirements
Laptop Vs. Desktop Computer
Tablet Computers in the Studio
Picking Your DAW Software
Plugins to Consider Starting Wtih
Other Free Software Tools
Controllers (MIDI/USB)
Speakers: Selection and Placement
Subwoofers
Headphones
Audio Interfaces
Mixers
Keyboards
Analog Gear
The Right Desk
Desk Placement in Your Room
Other Furniture
Speaker Placement
Acoustics
Acoustic Treatment for Your Room
Sound Proofing
Movable Sound Panels
Installing Your Audio System
Audio Routing
Cable Length Considerations
Microphone Purchasing
Preamps
Other Outboard Gear
Music Stands and Mic Stands
And much, much more!
If you are ready to start making professional sounding tracks, this is the class that will start you on that journey. Get started today.
All the tools you need to produce great tracks are included in this course and the entire course is based on real-life experiences - not just academic theory.
Please click the "Take This Course" button so you can start making better tracks today.
All the tools you need to produce great tracks are included in this course and the entire course is based on real-life experiences - not just academic theory.
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