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Workshop Solutions
Our workshops have
proven to provide essential development to student learning by achieving
a greater engagement of interaction within a new and exciting environment.
They enthuse and improve self-esteem in those that might otherwise fail.
They cover a wide variety of subjects and are designed for suitability
of age group, ability, and achievable learning outcomes. Talk to us
about your requirements and let us deliver the solution.
Suitable resources may be required by the school, please discuss when booking.
Computers and Music
Computers are something every child now understands and interacts with. This workshop takes that advantage and applies it to the world of music.
Sound Effects and Recording
Introduces recording, and sound effects. Has your school a play or some other event in which your music students could create the sound effects or any other elements?
Computers and Music
Creating music with computers opens the boundaries for many students who otherwise feel constricted. This hands-on workshop takes a look at the world of computers and music.
Sound Effects and Recording
Introduces multitrack recording, and sound effects. A workshop in which students could perhaps record the school pop or rock band.
Dance Music
A chance to look at the evolution of modern dance music, what it is, how it's written, and more in this interactive workshop.
Experimental, Electronic and Electroacoustic Music
An introduction to electroacoustic music. A workshop that pushes the boundaries of music as we understand it, full of experimentation and difference.
Music for Film
A workshop that enables your students to compose a soundtrack to film in real time. This enables a film clip to be viewed on screen while synchronised to their composition.
Music Technology Principles
What is music technology?
This comprehensive workshop provides the fundamental principles of music
technology. The physics of sound and our perception is explored and
related to music technology. The comparisons between digital and analogue,
and the explanation of MIDI, sampling and sequencing.
Arranging for AS Music Technology
A useful workshop for AS students, dealing with the specific skills needed to use the software when arranging.
Sequencing
For AS and A level students, looking in-depth at the world of sequencing, and the intricacies that can make a good sequence into a great sequence. Includes program and control change events and General MIDI - Getting a professional sound.
Recording Techniques 1
An interactive workshop that introduces the fundamental principles of the mixing desk, microphone technique and multi-track recording.
Recording Techniques 2
An excellent progression from Recording Techniques 1. This workshop looks at effects, dynamics and other advanced signal processing, final mixdown and mastering. Explanation of audio CD format and why ‘Red Book’ compatibility is important.
