Course For Logics Music for Video Toolbox at Mac App Store analyse

Learn essential skills for scoring video and film in this comprehensive tutorial by Steve H, a man with over 20 years of experience in making music for moving pictures. Hi, Steve H here. Id like to tell you about this tutorial, Logic’s Music-for-Picture Toolbox! Film/video scoring is a skill that many composers need to master if they want to be competitive in this crazy world of music! Every day, all around the world, there are thousands of cable TV and internet channels producing tons of video content that ALL need music and sound. However, before you can dig in and start composing for picture there are concepts you’ve got to understand and tools you need to know how to use. In this second tutorial of my Logic’s ToolBox series, I demystify the relationship of time, tempo, and frame rates. I thoroughly explain SMPTE and video synchronization. I show you how to beat map “Hit” points and make all your beats line up with the picture. I reveal the best ways to import the video’s audio into Logic’s arrange page without worrying about losing synchronization. Even better, I share many of my film scoring “secrets” and take you on a compositional journey showing how I dream up my musical scores and turn them into final TV-ready productions... and that’s just the beginning! As a bonus, I’m Including a free QT movie complete with visual time code for you to sync and compose to and some of my Logic project files to explore! You know, I’ve been scoring to video for most of my musical life including many award winning films and TV series and it brings me great pleasure to share my Music-for-Picture knowledge my macProVideo friends! So if youre new to film scoring this tutorial will start you on your way to a whole new dimension in your career. If you’re a professional film scorer this tutorial will give you some technical tips and tricks to help you perfect your skills. Table of Contents: 1. The Relationship of Time & Tempo 2. Defining Film and Video Tempo 3. Finding the Framerate 4. Setting The Framerate 5. Time and Tempo Come Together 6. Ways to Open a Movie 7. Yet Another way to Open a Movie 8. Video Compression Explained 9. Different Video Codecs 10. Setting the Start Time 11. Aligning Bars to SMPTE 12. Playing Movie Audio 13. Importing a Movies Audio 14. Imported Audio Sync Issues 15. Importing Audio Solution 1 16. Audio Sync Big Tip 17. Sync Workflow 18. Feeling the Music 19. Finding a Tempo 20. The Idea Becomes a Score 21. Hitting Frames With Audio FX 22. Swapping Left and Right Channels 23. Bouncing Stems 24.Exporting Audio to Movie 25. Auto Detect Cuts Creates Scene Markers 26. Deleting Useless Scene Markers 27. Manually Creating Markers 28. SMPTE Locking Manually Created Markers 29. Navigating with Markers 30. Marker Lists and Notes 31. Mastering the Marker Alternatives 32. Using Tap Tempo -Tempo Interpreter 33. Adjusting the Click Settings 34. Beat Mapping to Markers 35. Correcting Time Signatures 36. Hitting Frames with MIDI Events 37. The 1/4 Time Signature Option 38. Recording Without Beats and Bars 39. Recording Parts With Expression 40. Naming, Organizing and Aligning Cues 41. One Cue Per Project