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FMP Presentation

This project aims to address studio struggles and build confidence in music production through a 3-track EP, live performances, and video editing. It involves research on artists who have recorded outside the studio, microphone selection, and reflections on using Premiere Pro. Practical problem-solving focuses on stress and guitar skills, while theoretical problem-solving addresses confidence and time considerations.

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FMP Presentation

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  1. FMP Presentation By Angel Lawson

  2. Context

  3. Before College • Never used Logic Pro X • Never used ProTools • Never Recorded in a Studio • Self Taught Guitar • Basic Song Writing • Performing Experience • Basic Research Skills

  4. Currently… • Satisfactory Logic Pro X and ProTools Skills • Confident in Studio with Help if Needed • Beginning to Experiment on Guitar • Improved Song Writing – Emotion • Started Writing on Ukulele • Using Primary and Secondary Research • In Text Harvard Referencing

  5. Progress • Last Years FMP – Two Kids • https://soundcloud.com/user-444867870/two-kids • 2nd Year Project 1 – Little Girl • https://soundcloud.com/user-444867870/little-girl-ft-samantha-neilson

  6. After College • University • Auditions • PRS

  7. Project Concept… • Based Project Around Fixing Two Problems • Studio Struggles and Confidence • 3 Track EP • Organizing and Performing in Live Show • Editing Video of Show

  8. Live Show • Organizing and Headlining Show • Health and Safety • Venue Research • Ticketing – How Many Tickets? • Who are the Audience?

  9. Research

  10. Secondary Research • Artists that Previously Location Recorded – PJ Harvey, Bon Iver and More • Microphone Research • Inspirations – What are Their Inspirations? • Reflection Theories • How To Use Premiere

  11. Primary Research • Focus Group • Test Recordings – Different Locations • Live Music Events – Different Scales • Instrument Experimentation

  12. Problem Solving

  13. Previous Problems Approached • Stress in a Studio • Musical Timing • Diction

  14. Practical Problem Solving • Project Based Upon Solving a Problem • Recording/Studio Environment • Stress • Guitar Skills

  15. Theoretical Problem Solving • Confidence • Communicating Ideas • Time Consideration • Click Track • Too Many Views

  16. Current Problem Solving • Internet Problems • Unable to Contact Dan • Conflict of Recording Time with Sam • Unable to Record Till June • Action – Steve Recording Me in TV Studio

  17. Planning and Production

  18. Pre - Production • Finding a Room Right for Me • Meetings with Dan • Live Music Events • Cost of Studios • Made Demos of Each Song

  19. Planning • Based Planning Around Key Events • Presentation – 18th April • Recording Week 3 • Show – 22nd May • Flexible but Detailed • Make Time for Reflection, Meetings and Problems

  20. Planning • Week One – Presentation, Planning, Booking Rooms • Week Two – Auditions for Show, Meeting with People Involved in Show • Week Three – Experimenting with Piano / Electric Guitar and Recording with Steve • Week Four – Write Up / Catch Up • Week Five – Research, Show Design • Week Six – Show Rehearsals and Show • Week Seven – Video Editing and Research • Week Eight – Editing and Write Ups

  21. Practical Skills

  22. Practical Skills • Area of Improvement • New Guitar Ideas • Video Editing

  23. Evaluation and Reflection

  24. Reflection • Reflection Theories • Brookfield 4 Lenses Theory • Radar Brookes (2013) explains that the four lenses are: • Lens of their own autobiography as teachers and learners • Lens of students' eyes • Lens of colleagues experiences • Lens of educational literature • My Lenses: • Lens of my own experiences • Lens of my collaborators • Lens of focus groups, tutors and a critical friend • Lens of literature

  25. Focus Group • Focus Group – Sam Neilson, Steve Harvey and Mark Robinson • Sam Neilson • Singer/Song Writer • 2nd Year Student • Friend • Steve Harvey • Tutor at the College • Teaches Live Sound • Live Sound for Edinburgh Festival • Mark Robinson • Tutor at the College • Sound Engineer Background • Island Records • Engineered/Assisted Albums by Genesis, Bee Gees, Eric Clapton etc.

  26. Critical Friend • Molly Scutt • Degree Student • Previously Finished the Course • Outside the Project

  27. Presentation

  28. Presentation • Each Section of Project will be Presented Differently • SoundCloud, YouTube, Live Show • WordPress

  29. Bibliography  Duncan, M  (2015). 10 Classic Albums Made Outside the Recording Studio. Available: https://sonicscoop.com/2015/02/12/10-classic-albums-made-outside-the-recording-studio/

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