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Selecting an Appropriate Recording Environment.Establishing Goals and Production Methods.Lesson 11: Preparing for a Recording Session The Impact of the Recording Environment on the Drum Sound.Starting at the Source: Selecting and Tweaking a Drum Kit.Recording without a Microphone: Direct injection (DI).The Impact of Room Acoustics and the Recording Environment.Lesson 9: What Impacts the Sound of Recordings (Other Than Microphones)? The Use of Acoustic Chambers for Ambience.Combining Close and Distant Miking Techniques.Exercise: Find the Critical Distance in a Room.Not So Close: Mid-Zone Miking Techniques.Lesson 7: Taking a Step Back: Mid-Zone and Distant Microphone Placement

Examples of Multiple Close Miking Techniques.Common Scenarios For Multiple Close Microphones.Multiple Mics Versus Minimalism: Which Is Better?.Directional Characteristics of Musical Instruments.Lesson 5: One on One: Basic Microphone Placement From Goals to Sessions: Planning a Recording Project.The Unique Challenges of Learning Recording Skills.Lesson 3: Microphone Specifications and Types Gain Staging, Recording Levels, and Monitor Mixes.Lesson 2: From Microphone to Multitrack: Details of the Recording Chain Undergraduate Tuition and Financial Aid.Music Composition for Film, TV, and Games.Electronic Music Production and Sound Design.Interdisciplinary Music Studies (Create Your Own Major).Music Theory, Harmony, and Ear Training.