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When you're first starting out...
You don't know where to begin
When you're just starting out as a producer, the world of music production can be intimidating. You have no idea where to being or what you should use to write music.
Music Theory feels too complicated
Without a music background, how do you know how to write a cohesive track that sounds great?
You don't know how to create a fanbase
Once you start writing music, how do you get in front of other fans like yourself? How do you market your music?
That can all change... Imagine this:
You have all the answers you need
We help you get started with your first DAW for free. Teach you everything you need to know about arrangment and how to writ e your first track!
Theory becomes second nature
We give you the fundamental tools to help you understand what keys are, how notes play with each other, chord structure and so much more!
You're starting to build a fanbase right away
Mixing can make or break your track. Many producers spends hours, if not days trying to perfect their mix to every detail.
Over the time of the course we will help you learn how to market your music. Get in front of the fans that want to hear your music and get signed to your favorite record label!
What does the EDM course cover?
Ableton Intro
Week 1
Your complete introduction into the world of music production
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Setup Ableton on your laptop
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Understand the Ableton interface
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Start creating drum loops & racks
Melody & Drums
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Learn basic music theory
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Design more drum loops
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Start creating your own melodies
Samples & Warping
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Start implementing samples in tracks
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Warp and cut samples in Ableton
Week 2
Dive into the world of sampling, warping and vocals
Vocals & Splice
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Perfect the use of vocals in tracks
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Learn to use Splice for new samples
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Write your first track using midi and samples
Audio & Midi Effects
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Master the use of audio and midi effects
Hardware & Recording
Week 3
Complete guide to recording, hardware, and VST plugins
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Understand the basic of recording
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Use midi controllers to start recording
3rd Party VST's
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Discuss uses of VST's
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Which VST's you should start using
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Write another track using 3rd party VST's
Basics of Mixing a Song
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What is EQ & Compression?
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Learn how to mix your tracks
Week 4
Dive into the world of advanced audio engineering, record label deals, and self releasing
Mastering Your Track
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What is mastering?
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How to use mastering plugins
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What is loudness in production?
Labels & Releasing
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What does a record deal look like?
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How to self-release your track
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Promoting and marketing yourself
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Why listen to us?
You're probably looking into schools like Full Sail University.
Here's why you DON'T want to go there.
Professors - Not Professionals
Most of the teachers at Full Sail are not working professionals. Over the years, you'll learn from real industry professionals in massive auditoriums with little to no one-on-one time with those individuals.
The Cost to Reward is Terrible
At Full Sail you'll pay $150,000 for a 4 year music degree that doesn't really take you anywhere. No guarantee for a job and no guarantee you will be any better than you were 4 years ago
You're Paying For Connections
At Full Sail you really pay for connections you may or may not make. Being a great music producer requires you to learn from the best that are currently working, like us.
Meet Your Instructor
As an aspiring producer, you have questions. Wired Sound Academy has answers
Meet Landis, your music production teacher. He's released on Hexagon, Spinnin, and Enhanced with over 68 million combined streams.
Played direct support to Don Diablo, Kaskade, Zedd, The Chainsmokers and many more.
While he still tours and is constantly releasing new music, Landis spends a good amount of his time helping producers that are in your exact situation.
His goal is to help teach you the right way to produce music with our EDM course and help you get signed to your dream label.
FAQ
You probably have some quesitons... That's why we have our most frequently asked questions below
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