Our workshops are 1-3 day single topic seminars geared towards high school, college, and non-traditional students that teach the fundamentals of Ableton, Pro-Tools, Reason, the fundamentals of audio recording and more.
Workshops
Tweed Recording Audio Production School will offer a series of topic-based workshops on nights and weekends. Availability of these workshops will be announced on social media and on this site. Workshops will include:
- Building A Home Studio (12 hours)
- Preparing the room
- Budgets and Gear
- Monitors and Microphones
- Service and Products
- Legal and Business Consequences
- Beat Making – Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced (12 hours each)
- Ableton
- Logic Pro
- Sampling
- File Management
- Legal and Business Consequences
- ProTools – Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced (12 hours each)
- Session Set-up
- Signal Flow, Gain Staging
- Recording, Editing and Mixing
- MIDI
- Plugins
- File Management
- Legal and Business Consequences
- Music Business (12 hours)
- Economics and Finance
- Sectors – Labels, Publishers, Management Companies, Booking Agencies, Live Music
- Career Opportunities
- Copyright and Trademark
- Contracts and Licenses
- Registrations
- Marketing and Sales
- Production and Distribution
- Legal Issues (12 hours)
- Copyright
- Contracts, Licenses
- Negotiation, Terms, and Royalties
- Performing Rights Organizations
- Dealing with Lawyers
- Copyright Infringement, Piracy, Sampling
- Studio Recording – Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced (12 hours each)
- Set Up, Signal Flow, Platform
- Consoles, Mics, Gear, Cabling
- Recording, Tracking, Overdubbing, Mixing
- Advanced Mixing (12 hours)
- Developing Workflow
- Signal Processing
- Using Automation
- Consoles, Interfaces, and DAWs
- Electronic vs Acoustic
- Genre Based Mixing
- Mastering (12 hours)
- Room Treatment
- Equipment
- Translation and Loudness
- Delivery and File Management
- Critical Listening
- Outcomes – Vinyl, Streaming, CD, YouTube, etc.
- Podcasting, Audio Books, and ADR (12 hours)
- Space Treatment
- Hardware and Software
- Narrative and Storytelling
- Recording and Editing
- File Management and Delivery
The workshops are avocational introductions to specific music production topics and are not intended to prepare learners for employment.
John Snyder
President / Music Business Instructor
Sae'Von Springer
Electronic Music Production Instructor
Charlie Chastain
Audio Production Instructor
What Students Are Saying
I took the workshop to learn Ableton, and wasn’t entirely sure if that was what I wanted to use, but I definitely know now that’s what I want to use. Mostly I was singing and rapping and I was having other people produce for me, but now I feel comfortable enough that I want to start producing for myself.
– Sean
My thoughts on music are more diverse now. Before I thought of music in more structural ways, but now I see it as more of based on whatever you want to listen to, whatever you think sounds good.
– Kayla
Create a sustainable career in the music business. We'll teach you what you need to know to make money making music for years to come. Our instructors have decades of experience working with some of the biggest names in music. Don't delay. Sign up today.