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Audacity: Cleaning and Repairing Audio

Learn how to quickly clean and repair audio using the built-in tools and effects in Audacity, the popular and free audio editing suite.

Audio and Music Production Careers: First Steps

Learn about the jobs, equipment, DAWs, and training you need to get started down an audio learning path.

Audio Design for Interactive Projects

Explore practical approaches to creating user interface sounds for web and physical products—from creative brief to execution.

Audio for Video Editors: Essential Terms

Learn the science behind some of the most essential digital audio terms and concepts you may encounter in the audio post-production process.

Audio for Video: 1 Getting Started

Learn how to plan a shoot with sound in mind, choose microphones, and deal with camera settings and audio hardware to capture the best results.

Audio for Video: 2 Tips & Techniques

Learn important concepts, equipment, tips, and tricks for capturing great audio on their next shoot.

Audio for Video: 3 Real World Solutions

Explore solutions for challenging real-world audio issues, such as getting good audio from long shots and multiple actors and dealing with background noise.

Audio for Video: Production and Post Sound Techniques

Get the sound editing secrets of video professionals. Learn how to clean up, sculpt, and finesse your sound design in Adobe Audition and Premiere Pro.

Audio Foundations: Compression and Dynamic Processing

Shows how to improve the sound of a mix using compressors, limiters, gates, de-essers, and other dynamic processors.

Audio Foundations: Delay and Modulation

The fundamentals of delay and modulation effects and how to apply these effects, technically and creatively, to improve the sound of a mix.

Audio Foundations: EQ and Filters

Shows how to properly apply equalization (EQ) to improve the sound of a mix.

Audio Foundations: Reverb

Explains one of the most essential ingredients in audio mixing, reverb—the time it takes for sound to bounce, echo, and decay during a live performance or recording.

Audio Foundations: Sampling (225978)

Back in the old days, sampling snippets of music or sounds was an involved, complicated, equipment-heavy analog endeavor. Today, there is an ever-growing number of software sampling options and affordable hardware solutions. In fact, there are so many options it may be difficult to know where to start. In this course, music producer, sound designer, and composer J. Scott Giaquinta (aka J. Scott G.) helps you get up and running in the world of audio sampling. He starts with an introduction to sampling, detailing the history, equipment, techniques, and notable artists who have employed sampling. He then dives into sampling in Ableton Live 10, showing how to load and edit samples, loop, and set up key groups. J. Scott G. also shows how to use drum loops to rearrange beats or beef up percussion on a track. In the last chapter, he gets into field recordings, taking sounds you hear around you and creating beats and other sounds.

Audio Mastering Techniques

Explore essential mastering concepts and techniques used by experienced audio engineers to create a cohesive album from a set of mixed tracks.

Audio Mixing Bootcamp

Reveals industry tips, tricks, and techniques for producing professionally mixed audio.

Audio Mixing Master Class

Become a master audio mixer. Get a master class in audio mixing from one of the music industry's most admired teachers, Bobby Owsinski.

Audio Recording Techniques

Discover the industry secrets to recording crisp, rich vocals and instrument tracks. Learn techniques for miking, tracking in-studio, and working in any recording space or genre.

Audio Techniques for Film, Video, and Multimedia Weekly

Pick up insider techniques that can help you tackle your audio-to-video projects with greater speed and precision.

Audiobook Principles (223207)

Do you want to convert your novel into an audiobook? Audiobooks offer additional revenue and boost sales of printed versions. However, audiobooks require a new set of skills. In this course, instructor Mark Niemann-Ross steps through the skills you’ll need your audiobook team to have, as well as the tasks and techniques to complete an audiobook. Mark goes over reasons why you shouldn’t create an audio book, as well as reasons why you should. He reviews tasks for the author, the audiobook producer, the narrator, and the audio engineer, as well as any hardware or software that these roles may require. Mark walks you through the hands-on process of editing an audiobook, then concludes with tips on how to distribute and market your audiobook effectively.

Audit and Due Diligence Foundations

Approach audits and due diligence (DD) projects the right way. Explore different types of audits, audit and DD processes, and best practices for auditing ethically and effectively.