Love to score music for film and not sure where to begin?
We will share the simplest workflow for background scoring - step by step. Register for our LIVE demonstrative webinar and join our experts for a live Q&A.
What you will learn
Audio and video file formats, technical specifications, importing video into Logic Pro, synchronising Logic Pro timeline with the video file, significance and set up of sub-projects.
Synchronising music beginning and end points with the video - through automation of global parameters such as time signature and tempo. How to work with tempo sets and time signature sets.
Session recording tips, time stamping audio and midi regions, pre-mixing processes, audio consolidation, factors to consider when finalising secne pre-mixes.
Importing tracks from sub projects, audio visual synchronisation check, track organisation through the creation of track groups, track folders and mix busses, exporting tracks as per industry norms for digital theatre surround mixing.
What people say about it
Learning at SIFM is a fantastic experience for me. Though I have been watching various music production techniques on social media initially, Divakar sir's mode of teaching with live projects, and deep dives into the details of arranging, mixing and mastering, and explaining what, why and how of each part of music production helped me in improving my projects day by day. His project review & feedback sessions along with other students helped me to understand how my music was sounding to the listeners, which I think is very much needed for any budding music producers.
Ramesh N
Student - School of Indian Film Music
My online learning experience at the School of Indian Film Music under Divakar Sir's guidance was transformative. His expert mentorship in music production and composition has profoundly enriched my creative journey.
Purab Seal Acharya
Alumni - School of Indian Film Music
Divakar Subramaniam
Presenter
Divakar is the founder and Academic Director at the School of Indian Film Music, Chennai. As a music composer and ethnomusicologist, he works in India's popular music industries and has a staggering range of projects that include music for feature films, documentaries, radio and television commercials, theatre arts as well as contemporary and dance production. He is well known for his recent work in the national award winning film "Rocketry - the Nambi effect" (2022). He holds post graduate and philosophy degrees in music from the University of Glamorgan. He is also a percussionist and is one of the few privileged Indians to have performed at the United Nations Headquarters, New York.