Want to take your music production to the next level? Take a look at these video tutorials developed by the faculty of Berklee College of Music.
Pro Tools
Becoming a world-class producer means mastering and staying on top of the cutting-edge technology used by today’s top producers, engineers and artists. One of the most common recording software programs used by both professional and home studio enthusiasts today is Pro Tools. Learn Berklee’s renowned Pro Tools techniques in these video lessons with the faculty of Berklee College of Music
Reason
With a rack of virtual instruments, effects, mixers, a built-in sequencer, and a patching system that emulates real-world hardware setups, Reason provides a nearly complete production environment for producers and engineers. Watch videos of Berklee instructor Mike Hamilton and composer, producer, remixer, and author Erik Hawkins talk about how to get the most out of this essential program.
Ableton
Berklee professor Kai Turnbull shows you how to invent new ways of making music using Ableton’s Live software, a specialized music production software that allows you to spontaneously compose, record, remix, improvise, and edit your musical ideas—in real-time.
Digital Performer
With unlimited tracks, support for surround sound, 64 bit mastering tools, and sample-accurate editing of audio and MIDI, Digital Performer is the program of choice for professionals for studio recording, film scoring, live performance, and remixing. Watch Instructor Ben Newhouse illustrate some of the ins-and-outs of Digital Performer
SONAR
Learn more about SONAR, a comprehensive music sequencer that incorporates both multi-track recording and editing of both audio and MIDI. SONAR creates projects that allow the operator to edit MIDI files, raw audio tracks, and other associated information like lyrics.
