robinwatkinson Posted August 7, 2013 Share Posted August 7, 2013 Live performance and events frequently rely upon high quality sound to engage with the audience, or to deliver a message or emotion. In a world where access to a range of digital audio is commonplace, this Live Sound course's primary aim is to revert back to traditional skills – that of listening, judging sound quality and working in a collaborative manner with performers and environments. The Live Sound course takes place at BACKSTAGE ACADEMY® in South Kirkby, Wakefield, West Yorkshire in the North of the UK. It's based at the famous LS-Live rehearsal studios where some of the world's leading music, TV and film productions test their equipment, rehearse their shows and film. Students will have access to a band rehearsal room, modern classrooms and an Apple Authorised Training Centre in which to learn. During the Live Sound course, you will look at; 1. What is sound? - How do we hear sound, the theory of sound and the art of sound. 2. Basic sound system principles – What is a sound system's role in the event? What equipment should it contain to deliver client expectations, and how can we install a safe sound system for performers and our audiences? 3. Sound equipment – A look at the building blocks and interconnects that form a modern sound system – from microphones to loudspeakers an overview of the latest developments. 4. Recording the performance – How to use the industry standard Pro Tools audio recording software and a look at how bands and their record labels are maximising income from the growing interest in live performance. Industry Standard Certification included in the course: Pro Tools 101 More information can be found here http://www.backstage...tion/live-sound Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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