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Seattle Electronic Music Producers Association @ Timbre Room
November 10, 2021 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
|Recurring Event (See all)
An event every month that begins at 7:00pm on day Second of the month, repeating until March 31, 2022
We are excited to announce we will be meeting in person again!
Timbre Room has given us a space to test our tracks on a live sound system and teach classes!
Timbre Room has given us a space to test our tracks on a live sound system and teach classes!
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We have given this event a new name as we want to welcome any DAW experience to these sessions. While we mostly teach on Ableton, a lot of the same skills apply across the programs.
We will have this session 2nd Wednesdays from 7-10pm PDT.
For ages 21+ with proof of vaccination required.
Producers of all skill levels are welcome to come share their work, and learn new skills.
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Things to bring: :
– Passion for music production
– Open Mind
– Something to take notes
– Laptop
– Headphones
– Passion for music production
– Open Mind
– Something to take notes
– Laptop
– Headphones
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*** CLASS STRUCTURE ***
|| Auditioning Songs and Works In Progress for Feedback ||
After 15 minutes of introductions and catching up, we’ll be listening to people’s songs, on a club system, for feedback and encouragement. Sign up to have your song or work in progress played. There is a limit of 5 minutes per song, a limit of 12 songs, and slots are first come, first served.
|| How to Mix Your Song ||
Since we have access to a club system, we can show how mix decisions translate to the club. There will be instruction on tools to use when mixing, and time for questions after each section.
EQ, and how to carve out space for each of your elements in the mix.
Compressors, and how make your mixes sound louder.
Spacial Effects, reverb, delay, and panning
Modulation Effects, chorus, flanger, phaser
Balancing your mix, and A/B with a reference song.
Basic Mastering, and preparing your song for submission to labels and DJs.
Compressors, and how make your mixes sound louder.
Spacial Effects, reverb, delay, and panning
Modulation Effects, chorus, flanger, phaser
Balancing your mix, and A/B with a reference song.
Basic Mastering, and preparing your song for submission to labels and DJs.
You’re welcome to bring your laptop and headphones, and the example song will be available for download beforehand, so you can follow along.
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VACCINATIONS
Upon entry, we will require proof of vaccination. A vaccination card or photo of your vaccination card must be presented at the door in order to enter. The proof of vaccination must match your valid form of ID. You must have received your final shot more than 14-days prior to the event.
Upon entry, we will require proof of vaccination. A vaccination card or photo of your vaccination card must be presented at the door in order to enter. The proof of vaccination must match your valid form of ID. You must have received your final shot more than 14-days prior to the event.
SAFE SPACE
The following actions or display of behavior will not be tolerated: bigotry, racism, sexism, transphobia, homophobia, misogyny, and ableism.
Consent is required when interacting with others. A person’s choice of self-expression is not an invitation for non-consensual touching.
Any form of harassment including leering, rude comments or touching will be dealt with, and anyone caught harassing other patrons will be given a lifetime ban from our club. Our staff is here to support you.
The following actions or display of behavior will not be tolerated: bigotry, racism, sexism, transphobia, homophobia, misogyny, and ableism.
Consent is required when interacting with others. A person’s choice of self-expression is not an invitation for non-consensual touching.
Any form of harassment including leering, rude comments or touching will be dealt with, and anyone caught harassing other patrons will be given a lifetime ban from our club. Our staff is here to support you.
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