Sampling and Audio Production – David Doms

Particular focus will be given to Reason’s NN-XT sampler to examine more in-depth principles associated with sampling, including programming single and multi-sample programs, digital signal processing, and extending the sampler program using synthesis—techniques that are used extensively in dance music, hip-hop, and many other musical genres. In addition to the NN-XT, you will work with the other sample players in Reason, including the NN-19, Redrum, and Dr. Rex. You’ll also learn to create unique instruments and sounds, including some made from your own recorded audio, and use them effectively—a benefit for all producers and engineers, as well as performing musicians. By the end of the course, you will be able to create fully functional sampler programs with your own source material, as well as prepare an audio project based entirely on the use of sampling and samplers. And, you’ll get an educational discount on Reason.

To be successful in this course, you should have good computer skills, know how to configure your computer for sound, and have a MIDI keyboard.

Berklee Online and Propellerhead have come together to offer an educational discount on the Reason. Once you enroll in the course, you will be able to purchase this package at the discounted price through the Required Course Materials link on your My Home page. Early enrollment is encouraged to ensure software delivery prior to the start of the course.

Course Objectives

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

• Examine the principles and techniques associated with sampling and samplers, including recording, editing, and programming
• Create fully functional sampler programs with their own source material
• Create an audio project based on the use of sampling and samplers

Syllabus

Lesson 1 What is a Sampler?

Lesson 2 Sampler Operation Basics

Lesson 3 Samplers and Editing

Lesson 4 Programming Single- And Multi- Sample Programs

Lesson 5 Extending the Program

Lesson 6 Extending the Sampler Program through Synthesis

Lesson 7 Planning Your Project

Lesson 8 Digital Signal Processing (DSP)

Lesson 9 Recording and Editing Your Own Samples

Lesson 10 Exploring Extended Features of the NN-XT

Lesson 11 Real-Time Control and Mix Down

Lesson 12 Project Review and Wrap Up

Requirements

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