What individual and group classes teach
- The equipment and software used inside a recording and production studio
- How to work independently in Logic Pro X
- How to set up a mixing console and the workings of the mixing board
- How to build a template to record live instrumentation, individual musicians and bands
- Using virtual instruments inside the recording program
- Microphone placement techniques for drums, bass and guitar
- Digital recording through a mixing console, watching levels, EQ, compression and other attributes
- Waveform analysis, intricate sample editing, virtual plugins and virtual instruments
- Planning and managing a recording session as an engineer or producer
- Creating your own track, engineered and produced from an original composition
- Theory and composition skills
There are also recording sessions for bands and solo artists.
Inside the studio
A look back at when the recording studio first opened its doors in 2018.
Photographs and/or videos of participants in this program may be used in publicly released media such as websites, social media, advertisements, brochures and posters. Parents and guardians must notify NJWA in writing if they do not consent to these uses of photos or videos of their children.
