Introduction to Audio Recording I
Create Audio Programs for Your Clients for Ongoing Support
This course will cover principles for sound recording. It will include basics on selecting and positioning a microphone, speakers, audio interfaces, and Digital Audio Workstation program. Students will learn how to install a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) program, setup and use an audio interface and learn techniques for capturing an audio signal, recording, and output. This course is also hands-on. You will be playing with many recording tools and creating your own audio track.
Program Modules
Important Disclaimer: The curriculum listed below is typical of our workshops. However, the material covered varies with the dynamics of each group attending. In some cases, not all material is covered, and in others, we may go deeper into the content.
Module1
Audio Recording Principles
In this module we explore:
- A short review of the main concepts from the Fundamentals of Healing with Sound and Music that apply to this course.
- Digital audio
- Basics of signal flow
- Capturing the best sound
- Ways to send files
- Possibilities for your business
MODULE 2
Monitoring and Output
When you are creating your own audio tracks, it is essential to be able to hear the sound as accurately as possible. Every device has its own advantages and disadvantages. In this module we explore:
- How speakers work
- Advantages and disadvantages of different choices for monitoring
- How to set up your own devices for best results
MODULEĀ 3
Microphones
Sound Wellness practitioners work with sound. When it comes to recording sound and using microphones there are many choices available. Learn the uses for each type of device and what choice is best for your needs.
- Types of microphones
- How to set up and use a microphone
- How to monitor its signal
MODULEĀ 4
Audio Interfaces
Depending on what type of audio you want to create, other devices, or hardware, may be needed. In this module we will be exploring a few of these audio interfaces ā€“ what they do, how they work, and if it would support your own projects. Some examples are your phone, your tablet, your computer, mono or stereo microphones.
MODULEĀ 5
Software
Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) Program
You will downloading and using the free DAW program, Audacity, on your own computer or device for this course. This is the program you will use to edit the audio recording that you create during this course.
This module includes:
- Installation and setup of Audacity
- How to monitor audio
- Creating multitrack files
- Editing the audio
- Exporting and sharing
