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This course will be split into eight, three hour sessions over a period of eight weeks. By the end of this course, students will know how to produce and mix their own track. The course aims to secure the basic knowledge of music theory needed
in order to compose, mix and create a piece of music. The course will involve recording, mixing and editing music. Throughout the course, students will use a range of different pieces of computer software such as Cubase, Sibelius and Apple's Logic Pro, although
the final mix will be completed using Cubase. The course will conclude with a presentation of the students' work and an awards ceremony handing out certificates.
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Speaker/s
Darren Clarke
Nathan Jones
Nathan Jones
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I have been passionate about music my whole life.
I started singing at an early age and performed solo at the Birmingham Town Hall with the school choir. During my teens and twenties I was the lead vocalist in local bands including harmonies, song arranging and organising band sessions. I also helped in youth workshops at a local community centre, which was supported by The Princes Trust, to learn various musical instruments, song arrangement and basic studio recording (analog).
As an adult I went to clubs around the UK for a number of years before I began deejaying in small bars and clubs. The first big break was at Hard Times in Leeds, then I moved on to various residencies in clubs UK wide, including boat parties. I have been a resident deejay on Dogglounge Radio (an internet radio station) for 8 years (DJ DubC).
I have produced music, both analog and digital over the years and currently run my own recording label, Black Sugar Recordings (www.blacksugarrecordings.com) and music technology workshops (www.forwardmusicworkshops.com).
I started singing at an early age and performed solo at the Birmingham Town Hall with the school choir. During my teens and twenties I was the lead vocalist in local bands including harmonies, song arranging and organising band sessions. I also helped in youth workshops at a local community centre, which was supported by The Princes Trust, to learn various musical instruments, song arrangement and basic studio recording (analog).
As an adult I went to clubs around the UK for a number of years before I began deejaying in small bars and clubs. The first big break was at Hard Times in Leeds, then I moved on to various residencies in clubs UK wide, including boat parties. I have been a resident deejay on Dogglounge Radio (an internet radio station) for 8 years (DJ DubC).
I have produced music, both analog and digital over the years and currently run my own recording label, Black Sugar Recordings (www.blacksugarrecordings.com) and music technology workshops (www.forwardmusicworkshops.com).
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