There are many musicians who play big gigs on huge stages yet they struggle with the basics of Music Theory and the very foundation to what they get their daily bread from. This program is not for beginners on the instrument. It aims at musicians who have the skill and art of playing the keyboard already and desire to learn scoring, sight-reading etc to broading their repertoire of songs. 

You will begin with the ABCs of lines and spaces, ledger lines etc but we shall immediately begin to play very familiar simple songs and rhymes.

You will then proceed to learn from song/lead sheets and perform with a virtual band. This way, your sense of timing and grove can be better appreciated. A band needs cohesion and team work and we want you to feel exactly that way as you learn - You may be in your bedroom or somewhere on the field, but this course will bring musicians along to give you the feel you have always wanted.

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You can speak to any of our trained staff on 0546 703 636 or 0303 400 435. If you want to talk to us outside Ghana, kindly dial +233546703636 or +233303400435.

Email us on info@musicsolutionsschool.com

Bass Guitar Beginners Course

Studio Production Level two is a continuation of the foundation laid in Level 1. We still delve deeper into the studio Arena, deepining the knowledge in programming and recording. 

We lay more emphasis on virtual instruments and sampling, understanding how sample works in the environment of recording. 

In level one we looked at microphones but this time we will understand the choices we make as we record with different microphones and hear the sonic differences they make to sour recording. 

We shall also spend time with the instruments we record to appreciate their sonic stamps: How different does the conga sound from Lartin percussion?

With the foundation laid we shall launch for practical experience by working on projects in o studios. This will afford us the opportunity to study the different approaches other engineers use to record. 

Many the end of this course students will en able to:

1. Use DAWs more easily. 

2. Record and make their own samples. 

3. Develop their own virtual instruments. 

4. Mix their own projects

This course establishes a good foundation for a carrier in Live Sound Engineering. Get the principles of how your microphones and mixing console work. Get the basics of miking and amplification right to make the maximum from your existing equipment.

A sound engineer who knows how to create a mix that sounds great and can build and deploy a high-quality sound system is highly coveted throughout the music industry. A good sound technician is the friend of serious artistes and musicians.

We shall study, evaluate and compare several different live and studio recordings in order to establish a point of reference for your own mix choices.

The goal of the course is to enable you to build your own mixes and use what you have learned to conform to a high standard for sonic quality, blend and authenticity.

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Identify the types of sounds that work well in a professional mix.
• Achieve excellent vocal sounds for various styles, genres, and acoustical environments.
• Use microphone techniques, equalization, effects, and dynamics processing to build excellent piano, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, keyboard, bass guitar, drums, and percussion sounds so they function well together.
• Build a high-quality mix that is appropriate for a wide variety of age groups, stylistic preferences, and acoustical environments.
• Record a live show in multi-track or a 2 track mode.

Course Outline

• Sound Theory
• Interconnection basics
• Introduction to mixers
• Introduction to microphones
• Basic equalization and dynamic processors
• Ear training drills
• Recording Skills
• Introduction to speakers and amplifiers
• Field work

This level spans 3 months. Contact hours will be through chats for lecturing theory and principles and experiences. Field work and attachments are requirements and students are required to be part of the crew for 3 shows in a conference/church setting, an outdoor setting and in a theatre.