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Studio Sound Engineering Course Max Hunter IC Radio (www.icradio.com ) [email protected]

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Studio Sound Engineering Course. Max Hunter IC Radio ( www.icradio.com ) [email protected]. The course. 5 sessions booked over the next month Engineer in small groups of mixed ability IC Radio Production Team will guide and supervise  - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Studio Sound Engineering CourseMax HunterIC Radio (www.icradio.com)[email protected]

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The course•5 sessions booked over the next month•Engineer in small groups of mixed ability•IC Radio Production Team will guide and

supervise •Once you’ve done a supervised session,

you can use the studio at your will•17th March deadline – before it all

disappears.

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The studio•IC Radio Production Studio, West

Basement•Shared between STOIC TV, PhotoSoc, IC

Radio•[email protected] to book•Control room with 16-channel ProTools 6

rig and various microphones•Can link to IC Radio broadcast desk for

live shows

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What is recording?Tracking

Editing

Mixing

Mastering

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Tracking (1/2)•Recording things (with microphone[s])•Tracking all at once vs. one instrument at

a time•Signal levels

▫Microphone/instrument level▫Line-level▫Speaker-level

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XLR ¼” TRS/TRRS Jack‘guitar lead’GPO Type A

GPO Type BDo not confuse with Type

A!Only used on patchbays

RCA‘phono’

Speakon

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Unbalanced (2-wire)Noisy, particularly for low-level signals

Liable to 50/60Hz ‘hum’

Balanced (3-wire)Long cable distances with almost no

noise

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Gain (so nothing ‘clips’)

EQ

Aux sends and talkback

Pan

Mix sends and level

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compressor (patchable in)

AVIOM monitoring system(patchable in)

patchbays

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Microphones

Desk preamps

ProTools inputs

ProTools outputs

Channel strip

Mix busses

Recording/monitoring

normalled on patchbay

normalled on patchbay

normalled on patchbay

normalled on patchbay

inside mixer

you patch it yourself!

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AVIOM system and effects (just one compressor left)!

mix bus outputs

ProTools outputs -> channel strips

Desk preamps -> ProTools inputs

Microphone inputs -> desk preamps

By default, no sound comes to the channel strips – need to patchProTools one-to-one in software after booting computer!By default, no sound comes out monitor speakers – need to patcha group output to the monitor input (in reality we go through 2TR)

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Tracking (2/2)•Different types of microphones, DI•Microphone placement•Recording media (tapes, minidisk, DAWs)

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Editing•Cleaning up / retiming / retuning audio•Comping vocals•Overdubs / retracking•On-the-go vs editing post-session

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Mixing•Making it all sound good•EQ•Compression•Reverb/delays•Inserts and sends•Hardware and software effects•Bouncing

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Mastering•Making album / several tracks sound

consistent, volume adjustment/limiting•Different masters for different types of

listening•‘Loudness war’