Audio Masterclass Music Production And Sound Engineering Course DVD-SoS
English | 12 Modules | MPEG4 | 480x270 | 25fps 336kbps | AAC 105kbps 44.1KHz | 2.9GB
Genre: Video Training
Firstly let's be clear that this course unlike others is not all theory. The course is about listening to our audio examples learning what makes a good recording understanding how things can go wrong then making your own recordings and having the option of getting them listened to and commented by us.
fxPhd digiColorTheory dct101
English | MOV | h264 yuv420p 1024x528 1000 fps | aac 44100 Hz mono | 566MB
Genre: Video Training
Taught by Vancouver-based colorist Lorne Miess Digital Colour Theory introduces you to the fundamentals of light and colour when applied to film and television industries. Understanding how to make your images look as photorealistic as possible is the premise for this course. Standard theories of additive and subtractive colour models will be discussed with examples from various media and software packages such as Final Cut Pro and Photoshop.
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Audio Masterclass Music Production And Sound Engineering Course DVD-SoS
English | 12 Modules | MPEG4 | 480x270 | 25fps 336kbps | AAC 105kbps 44.1KHz | 2.9GB
Genre: Video Training
Firstly let's be clear that this course unlike others is not all theory. The course is about listening to our audio examples learning what makes a good recording understanding how things can go wrong then making your own recordings and having the option of getting them listened to and commented by us.
fxPhd digiColorTheory dct101
English | MOV | h264 yuv420p 1024x528 1000 fps | aac 44100 Hz mono | 566MB
Genre: Video Training
Taught by Vancouver-based colorist Lorne Miess Digital Colour Theory introduces you to the fundamentals of light and colour when applied to film and television industries. Understanding how to make your images look as photorealistic as possible is the premise for this course. Standard theories of additive and subtractive colour models will be discussed with examples from various media and software packages such as Final Cut Pro and Photoshop.
