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Breaking into music takes more than luck, so we’re stacking the month with chances to learn, perform, and connect. From live-sound takeovers to webinars, showcases, and hands-on feedback, December is about sharpening your craft and meeting the people who’ll help you grow. Here’s what’s on for you:
If your mixes sound muddy, harsh, or just not as clear as you hoped, the problem often isn’t your plugins or your gear. It’s the room. Even the best mic and speakers can’t deliver good results in a space full of reflections, echo, and poor sound balance. That’s where acoustic treatment comes in. data-ccp-props="{"134233117"...
Ambient music is all about atmosphere. Instead of focusing on catchy hooks or driving beats, it creates mood through evolving sound, space and subtle movement. The most powerful ambient tracks feel immersive, almost like stepping into a different environment, and this effect comes from one core skill: layering rich textures. data-cc...
We’ve got some incredible news to share: pointblank has secured £1.7 million in Capital Funding from the Office for Students (OfS). This will all be spent on the student experience, helping pointblank’s facilities to stand out as world-class, alongside offering the very best teaching and learning possible via its TEF Gold recogni...
Multi-tracking live instruments is one of the most powerful techniques you can learn as a music producer. It allows you to record each instrument separately, giving you full control over sound quality, balance, and creative direction during the mixing stage. Instead of capturing everything in one take, you build your track layer by layer, shapi...
