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10 videos · 13 h 39 min

For anyone who has just opened a DAW. Learn the tools, enough theory to write a part, how sound is made, then how to balance, compress, EQ and finish a song at a sensible loudness.

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  1. 1
    11:34

    Building a basic home studio on a small budget

    recordingrevolution

    Set up a working space without overspending.

  2. 2
    9:56:36

    A beginner's course in music production, from first session to finished song

    Mastering․com

    A whole beginner course, from first session to finished idea.

  3. 3
    31:36

    Music theory for producers in 30 minutes: notes, chords, keys and inversions

    ANDREW HUANG

    The theory you need, in thirty minutes.

  4. 4
    56:12

    Synthesis basics: the building blocks of sound

    matrixsynth

    What oscillators and waveforms are doing.

  5. 5
    21:00

    Turning a four-bar loop into a full song: arrangement for beginners

    In The Mix

    Turn your loop into a song structure.

  6. 6
    9:12

    Gain staging explained: headroom, noise and setting levels

    Audio University

    Leave headroom before you mix.

  7. 7
    15:22

    EQ basics: frequency, band shapes and Q, shown in FL Studio

    Electronic Producer

    What EQ bands and Q actually change.

  8. 8
    7:13

    Audio compressors explained: threshold, ratio, attack, release and make-up gain

    wickiemedia

    Compression, one control at a time.

  9. 9
    49:15

    21 mixing tips a Nashville producer wishes he'd known as a beginner

    Mastering․com

    Mixing habits from someone who learned them the hard way.

  10. 10
    21:07

    LUFS explained: loudness targets for streaming, measured in Logic

    Jono Buchanan Music

    How loud to make it for streaming.

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