
COURSE OVERVIEW
FL Studio is an evolving DAW software platform that has been widely used to produce music in a fast intuitive way.
With this Introduction to FL Studio Short Course you will have everything you need in one package to compose, arrange, record, edit, mix and master professional quality music. It is probably the fastest way to compose and produce music - from your brain to your speakers.
Learn to produce with FL Studio in just 4 days.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
No prior musical knowledge or skills are required to study this course.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
RECOMMENDED REQUIREMENTS:
ABOUT CLASSES
This course allows for only 16 students per intake to secure maximum contact with the students. Each student will work on a dedicated DAW workstation during the course. Classes consist of practical, hands-on class exercises, demonstrations and assignments.
PRESCRIBED MATERIAL
TEXTBOOKS
The prescribed course textbooks are not included in the course fee. All other course notes and material are included.
SOFTWARE
The course is based on the latest version of FL Studio Digital Audio Workstation Software.
HARDWARE
Everything you need to successfully complete the course is provided for you on Campus during your sessions.
All enrolled students can book and use the Institution's fully equipped studios and practice rooms to complete their practical projects during the course.
If you want to gain more experience in music technology, excell at the software used in the course and be able to complete assessment tasks remotely, it is strongly recommended that you have access to your own DAW setup.
Registered students qualify for up to 50% student discount on software and hardware.
The course will include the following:
SESSON: One
Digital workstation, Virtual instruments & effects
Working with the Browser
Step Sequencer and channel settings
MIDI controllers and MIDI pads
Comparing Pattern and Song Mode
Using the piano roll feature.
SESSON: Two
Comparing Patterns and Audio
Markers and Snap / Viewing the Playlist
Using and implimenting the FL Mixer parameters
Sampling Using Edison: Finding a sample
Importing your newly saved sample
SESSON: Three
Importing or rendering files or WAV form.
Humanizing your song: introduction
Working with OFS / Graph Editor / Piano Role or Playlist
Mixing in FL Studio
Creative side of effects
Mastering and exporting
SESSON: Four
Sending Reason sounds to the mixer
Setting up the FL studio project
Making Beats in FL Studio
Building a song part 2: Melody (Bass)
Building a song part 3: Melody (Leads)
Accompanied Instruments (strings and synths)