Friedemann Findeisen – Geek-Free Music Production

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Music Production for Non-Geeks
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Findeisen, Friedemann

Friedemann Findeisen is a musician, songwriter/producer, and educator.

Friedemann discovered after some time at International Music College Freiburg that he had made a mistake by learning jazz guitar. He’d been practicing his playing technique every day for two years with little success. Scale practice was not his forte. Friedemann instead penned songs under the radar of his professors.

When Friedemann narrowly passed his final guitar test and his composition instructor (and artistic director of the school) Bernhard G. Hoffmann heard his songs and informed him, “There is nothing more I can teach you,” he dropped out of the program and moved to the Netherlands. He studied MediaMusic here, and his songwriting flourished.

Friedemann performed in front of over 100,000 people with his band over the next four years, conducted his music in front of a live orchestra, was featured on prime time television, won two composition awards, had his music selected for the Cannes Film Festival, and worked for some of the industry’s biggest names. Erwin Steijlen (Pink, Shakira) and René Merkelbach (-in Temptation) have recommended him, as has orchestrator Conrad Pope (The Hobbit, Harry Potter), and composer Jeff Rona (Traffic, God Of War III).

At the age of 28, he has published a best-selling book, has over 100,000 YouTube followers, and performs music profiling for some of the country’s greatest producers.

Curriculum of the Course

 

Part I: The Beginning

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Trailer (00) (2:36)

 

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01 – First Look (1:16)

Part II: Purchasing Equipment

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02 – Purchasing Items (2:11)

 

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03 – What You Will Require (3:33)

 

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The Difference Between Dynamic and Condenser Mics

 

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Open vs. Closed Headphones: Nerd Facts

 

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04 – What You Desire (6:11)

 

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05 – What You Want (3:15)

 

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Download PDF: Low-cost, high-quality equipment

 

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Download PDF: Future Wish List

 

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06 – What You Don’t Require (2:16)

 

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NEW REVIEW: Splice (A Sample Subscription Model?)

Part III: Introduction to Logic Pro X

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07 – Setting Up (2:35)

 

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Download PDF: Shortcuts

 

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The AMP System (08) (8:44)

 

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09 – The Window of Arrangement (23:46)

 

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Audio Editor, Apple Loops, Inspector, and Library are all included in version 10. (17:21)

 

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11 – Revisiting the AMP System (5:07)

 

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EXERCISE Your First Production 12 – (9:43)

 

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How much do you recall?

 

Part IV: Audio Tools and Working

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Marquee Tool 13 (5:46)

 

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14 – Tools, Fades, and so forth (7:34)

 

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Crossfades Revisited 15 (4:25)

 

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16 – The Toolbar (1:56)

 

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EXERCISE Editing & Looping 17 (3:20)

 

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18 – EXERCISE II EDITING (1:32)

 

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Note

 

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Download Editing & Looping Exercises

 

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Part V: The Midi

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The Piano Roll (Movement) 19 (1:15)

 

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20 – Piano Roll Characteristics (12:41)

 

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Sustain Pedal 21 (5:04)

 

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22 – Piano Roll Instruments (2:04)

 

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Part VI: Next Steps

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23 – Creating A Template (25:44)

 

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EXERCISE 24 Dear Alibi (3:45)

 

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DOWNLOAD THE “Dear Alibi” LOGIC SESSION OR, IF YOU DO NOT HAVE LOGIC, GO TO:

 

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“Dear Alibi” Audio Files DOWNLOAD

 

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NEW: The 5 Mindsets for Mixing (10:50)

Part VII: Understanding Sound and Equalization

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Why Does Music Sound the Way It Does? (17:42)

 

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26 – The Guitar Overtone Series (12:08)

 

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27 – 6 Frequency Bands You Should Be Aware Of (14:41)

 

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28 – Explanation of EQ Parameters (21:53)

 

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29 – EQ Correction (25:09)

 

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30 – Creative Equalizer (18:17)

 

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31. EQ Summary and Notes (10:47)

 

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Compression and Routing (Part VIII)

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Compressor Overview 31 (7:24)

 

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32 – Pros and Cons of Treshold, Ratio, Gain, and Compression (12:00)

 

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Attack and Release (15:06)

 

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34 – Kick Compression (7:25)

 

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35 – Bass Compression (6:24)

 

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36 – Vocal Compression (22:11)

 

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37 – Drum EQ & Compression (30:01)

 

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Signal Flow, Aux Tracks, and Buses 38 (30:05)

 

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Taking the Bus 39 (13:38)

 

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Flexing, Mixing, and Reverb

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Vocal Experimentation (20:02)

 

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Track Flexing and Mixing (36:01)

 

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Automation (15:55) (15:55)

 

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Sending Emails Automatically (5:51)

 

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Mapping (8:07) (8:07)

 

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Choosing a Reverb Type (2:48)

 

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Configuring the Reverb (6:17)

 

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7 Mixing Formulas (27:26) (27:26)

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