Syllabus - Arrangemnt
DAY 1.Introduction to programming and arrangement
- Definition of programming and arrangement
- The role of programming and arrangement
- The importance of a good programming and arrangement
2. Programmingfundamentals/7Building Blocks Of Modern Music
- ·Melody
- ·Counter
- ·Harmony
- ·Rhythm
- ·Vocal
- ·Bassline
- ·Effects
3. DAW introduction/Basic Practice
- ·Workspace
- ·Shortcuts
- ·Editing – Tools
4. Production Theory/Approaches/Strategies
- ·Three Ground Layer Of Music
- ·Panning Triangle
- ·Frequency Spectrum
5. Rhythm Theory and Development
- ·Language of music
- ·Sound Selection
- ·Finding The Groove
- ·Uniformity and Variety
- ·Doubling
- ·Creative
6. Harmonic Development
- ·Block chords
- ·Broken chords
- ·Phrases
- ·Pedal Points
- ·Ostinato
- Sustaining Vs Moving
7. Bassline
- ·Introduction /Concept
- ·Development
- ·Assignment
8. Workflow
- ·Pre Production/Paper Work
- ·DAW Setup
- ·Dummy Processing
- ·3 Ways to start composing
- ·Programming Workflow
- ·Composing Melodies
- ·Composing Beats
- ·Composing Harmonies
- ·Composing Bassline
- ·Arrangement
9. Recording
- ·Recording
10. Exporting
- ·Exporting
Bonus -
Cubase Shortcuts
- Spacebar: Play/Pause
- Esc: Stop
- Ctrl + Shift + A: Activate/Deactivate all tracks
- Ctrl + Shift + R: Record
- Ctrl + Shift + S: Save project
- Ctrl + Z: Undo
- Ctrl + Shift + Z: Redo
- Ctrl + C: Copy
- Ctrl + V: Paste
- Ctrl + X: Cut
- Ctrl + Alt + Left/Right arrow: Move to previous/next marker
- Ctrl + Alt + Up/Down arrow: Move to previous/next section
- Ctrl + Alt + Page Up/Page Down: Move to previous/next project tab
- Ctrl + Alt + Home/End: Move to first/last project tab
Please note that these shortcuts may vary depending on your operating system and the version of Cubase you are using. It's always a good idea to consult the Cubase manual or online help for a complete and up-to-date list of keyboard shortcuts.