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- My Approach to Sound Design
- Tools You Will Need
- Physics of Sound
Ultimate Sound Design : Mastering Sound Design
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Medium of instructions
English
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Mode of learning
Self study
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Mode of Delivery
Video and Text Based
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Course overview
The practice of creating audio pieces through recording, obtaining, altering, or generating them is known as sound design. Usually, sound design requires the repurposing of previously written or recorded media, like sound effects and music. Ultimate Sound Design : Mastering Sound Design online certification is designed by Jason Allen - Ph.D. & Ableton Certified Trainer and is delivered by Udemy for the students who want to enhance their skills and knowledge in the principles of sound design.
Ultimate Sound Design : Mastering Sound Design online classes incorporate more than 7.5 hours of virtual lessons backed by 4 articles and 2 downloadable resources that begin with the fundamentals of sound design and progress up to working with challenging plugins like Xfer Serum, FM8, and others. With Ultimate Sound Design Complete: Mastering Sound Design online training focuses on providing students with a thorough understanding of topics including sound physics, sound synthesis, additive synthesis, physical modelling synthesis, and more.
The highlights
- Certificate of completion
- Self-paced course
- 7.5 hours of pre-recorded video content
- 4 articles
- 2 downloadable resources
Program offerings
- Online course
- Learning resources
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Unlimited access
- Accessible on mobile devices and tv
Course and certificate fees
Fees information
₹ 3,299
certificate availability
Yes
certificate providing authority
Udemy
Who it is for
What you will learn
Knowledge of sound
After completing the Ultimate Sound Design : Mastering Sound Design certification course, students will acquire a detailed understanding of the physics of sound for sound design operations using software like Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro X, and Reaper, Cubase, Cakewalk, Garageband and more. In addition to learning the basics of FM synthesis, additive synthesis, and wavetable synthesis. Students will explore the techniques connected with sound envelopes, sound filters, and sound generators. Students will gain knowledge of the functions of the mog mother 32, serum plugin, and FM8 plugins as well as the concepts underlying bass, drums, and lead sounds.
The syllabus
Introduction
Basic Physics of Sound
- What is Timbre?
- Harmonics and Partials
- Overtones
- Waveforms
Essential Tools: Sound Generators
- The Sound Generator in Synthesis
- Oscillators
- Waveforms: Sine Waves
- Waveforms: Square Waves
- Waveforms: Triangle Waves
- Waveforms: Sawtooth Waves
- Waveshapes Under the Spectrogram
- Noise Generators
- Other Sound Generators
Essential Tools: The Filter
- Subtractive Synthesis
- The Filter and The EQ
- Gain and Q
- Filter Types: Low Pass Filters
- Filter Types: High Pass Filters
- Filter Types: Bandpass Filters
- Filter Types: Notch Filters
Device 1: Ableton's Analog Instrument
- Looking at Devices
- The Sound Generators and Filters
- Deeper into the Oscillator Section
- Deeper into the Filter Section
- Signal Flow
- Why Two Amps?
- The LFO
- The Wub-Wubs
- Quick Routing
Essential Tools: Envelopes
- What are Envelopes?
- The ADSR Format
- More than Just Amplitude
- Applying Envelopes
- Other Ways Envelopes Can Look
Preset Analysis
- Preset: FatEric
- Preset: Sadness Pad
Methods for Creating Sounds
- Waveforms: Thick or Thin?
- Filters: High or Low?
- Amplitude: Short or Long?
- LFO: Motion or Stillness?
Other Types of Synthesis
- Applying the Essential Tools to Other Synthesis Types
- The Other Synthesis Types
FM Synthesis
- What is FM Synthesis?
- Musical Examples
- What is the Same?
FM8 Plugin (Native Instruments)
- Installing FM8
- The Browser
- Building our own Patches
- Getting to a Default Patch
- Adding a Modulator
- Adding More Modulators and Experimenting
Additive Synthesis
- What is Additive Synthesis?
- Musical Examples
- What is the Same?
Device 3: Ableton Live's Operator Synthesizer
- Setting Up Operator
- Simple Additive Patch Using the Oscillator Editor
- The Overtone Series
- Additive Synthesis with Oscillators
- Applying Filters and Envelopes
Wavetable Synthesis
- What is Wavetable Synthesis?
- Music Examples
- What is the Same?
Device 4: Serum
- Setting Up Serum
- Serum Basic Layout
- Wavetables
- Serum's Warp Menu
- Unison Settings
- Other Controls
- Creating Your Own Wavetables in Serum
- Wait! Isn't that Just Sampling?
Physical Modeling Synthesis
- What is Physical Modeling?
- Musical Examples
- What is the Same?
Device 5: Ableton Live's Electric
- Setup
- The Model
- The Mallet Section
- The Fork Section
- The Damper Section
- The Pickup Section
- The Global Section
Analog Instruments
- What we Find in Analog Instruments
- My Analog Synthesizers
- Device 6: The Korg Monotribe
- Device 7: The Moog Mother 32
- The Moog Mother 32 Controls
Sound Design Recipes
- How to use Recipes
- Verbalizing Sound
- "Recipe Books"
Making Bass Sounds: Sound Design Bass Recipes
- Deep House Bass
- Dirty Dubstep Bass
- Pluck House Bass
- Growly Resonant Bass
- Warm Foundational Bass
Making Lead Sounds: Sound Design Lead Recipes
- Plinky Little Wavetable
- Buzzy Wavetable
- Sine-Based Lead
- Aggressive Operator Lead
- FM8 Drive Lead
Making Drum Sounds: Sound Design Drum Recipes
- The Ableton Drum Rack
- Synth Kick
- Synth Hats / Hi-Hats
- Synth Snare
- Synth Toms
- Download: Operator Drum Kit
Free Stuff!
- Stems to Remix!
Wrap Up
- What Comes Next?
- Thanks for Watching!
- Bonus Lecture
Instructors
Mr Jason Allen
Teacher
Udemy
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