Additionally, understanding the technical aspects of music
production enhances one’s ability to collaborate effectively with other artists and
professionals. The process also develops critical listening skills, attention to detail, and
technical proficiency with industry-standard software like Ableton Live. Ultimately,
learning music production not only nurtures creativity but also provides a strong
foundation for a successful career in the ever-evolving music and entertainment
industries

– Overview of the interface and basic functionalities
– Understanding the session and arrangement views
– Basic MIDI and audio track setup
– Importing and exporting audio files

– Introduction to Ableton’s built-in instruments and effects
– Creating and editing MIDI patterns
– Basics of synthesis and sampling
– Layering and combining sounds

– Introduction to drum racks and beat making
– Creating and editing drum patterns
– Using groove and swing to add feel to your beats
– Advanced rhythm techniques

– Understanding scales and chord progressions
– Creating melodies and harmonies
– Using MIDI effects to enhance musical ideas
– Tips for writing catchy and memorable music

– Arranging your music in the arrangement view
– Understanding song structures and transitions
– Creating build-ups and breakdowns
– Automation techniques for dynamic changes

– Introduction to mixing: levels, panning, and EQ
– Using compression and reverb effectively
– Finalizing your mix with mastering tools
– Exporting your final track for different platforms

– Understanding the role of music in film
– Techniques for creating background scores
– Syncing music with visual elements
– Practical project: Scoring a short film scene

– Working on your original soundtrack
– Creating the BGM for the short film project
– Individual feedback and review sessions
– Final touches and preparation for submission

During the internship, students must submit:
– 1 original soundtrack music
– 1 short film BGM