The document is a presentation by Maricrace F. Salvino about audio production, detailing its environment, essential equipment, and phases in the music production process. It covers key studio equipment like computers, digital audio workstations, audio consoles, and various types of microphones, as well as software options for audio editing such as Adobe Audition and Audacity. An assignment is included, which prompts the audience to install BandLab on their device.

1. Hello and
welcome to my
class!

2. Name: Maricrace F. Salvino
Address: Santa Barbara, Iloilo
Tertiary: Iloilo Science and Technology University
Degree: Bachelor of Technology and Livelihood
Education Major in ICT

3. IOSTUD ENMTVIRNONE

4. STUDIO ENVIRONMENT

5. DIOAU ELOSNOC

6. AUDIO CONSOLE

7. IOSTUD QUIPEMENST

8. STUDIO EQUIPMENTS

9. TINGEDI WEARTSOF

10. EDITING SOFTWARE

11. SNGOTINGWRI

12. SONGWRITING

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14. AUDIO
PRODUCTION
A presentation by Maricrace F. Salvino

15. What is audio Production?
Audio production is when someone
records audio and edits it to make it
sound a certain way.

16. Topics
Audio
Production
Environment
and
Equipments
Phases in
Music
Production
Process
Examples of
Audio
Editing
Software

17. Topic 1
Audio Production Environment and
Equipments

18. The Studio Environment
The room that houses
the equipment necessary
for audio production
work and in which the
finished product is
assembled is known as
production studio.

19. The Studio Environment

20. The Studio Environment

21. Studio Equipments
1. Computer
First on the list of
recording studio
equipment.

22. Studio Equipments
2. Digital Audio
Workstation (DAW)
The digital audio
workstation is the primary
software used to record,
edit, and mix music on
your computer.

23. Studio Equipments
3. Audio Console
An electronic device for
mixing audio signals,
used in sound recording
and reproduction and
sound reinforcement
systems.

24. Studio Equipments
4. Microphone
The oldest item on this list
by far.
Microphones have been
around since long before
recording studios ever
existed.

25. 1. Dynamic Microphones 2. Large Diaphragm Condenser
Microphones
3. Small Diaphragm Condenser
Microphones 4. Ribbon Microphones

26. Studio Equipments
5. Desk/Workstation
The centerpiece of the
room will undoubtedly
be the desk.

27. Studio Equipments
6. Headphones
Unlike most recording
studio equipment,
headphones are one
item that we’re all
thoroughly familiar
with.

28. Studio Equipments
7. Studio Monitors
In the pro audio world,
we call them either
studio monitors, or
nearfield monitors.

29. Studio Equipments
8. Studio Chair
In this view the most
important function of a
chair is to help one find
and sustain such a
posture.

30. Topic 2
Phases in Music Production Process

31. Phases in Music Production Process
1. Songwriting
Songwriting refers to
crafting the lyrics and
melody of a piece of
music.

32. Phases in Music Production Process
2. Arranging
Refers to composing
the chord progression
under the main melody,
choosing which
instruments will be
used, and locking down
the overall structure of
the song.

33. Phases in Music Production Process
3. Recording
Once a song is written
and arranged, it’s time
to hit the studio to
record.

34. Phases in Music Production Process
4. Editing
After all parts of a song
have been recorded, an
audio editor will comb
through all the takes to
choose the best ones.

35. Phases in Music Production Process
5. Mixing
Refers to the process of
making sure all the
instruments in a track
sound good together.

36. Phases in Music Production Process
6. Mastering
Lastly, the track can get
sent to the mastering
engineer or the artist
can master their own
music with tools like
Master Assistant.

37. Topic 3
Examples of Audio Editing Software

38. Types of Audio Editing Software
1. Adobe Audition CC
(macOS, Windows)
Audition can function
both as a single-track
audio editor, and as a
multi-track mixer for
recording and layering
sounds.

39. Types of Audio Editing Software
2. Audacity (macOS,
Windows, Linux)
It provides users with a
full set of editing and
mastering tools, including
destructive waveform
and multi-track editing.

40. Types of Audio Editing Software
3. Ocenaudio (macOS,
Windows, Linux)
Free single-track editor
for making destructive
edits to audio files.

42. Assignment:
Install BandLab in your laptop or android phone.
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43. Thank You for Listening!