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Are you interested in a career in sound engineering? Look no further than PartyMap Academy, where our expert faculty member Saibu Simon will teach you everything you need to know about this exciting field. At PartyMap Academy, our Sound Engineering course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and techniques of sound engineering. Whether you are interested in recording, mixing, or mastering audio, our course covers it all. Our course is taught by Saibu Simon, a highly experienced and respected sound engineer who has worked on a wide range of projects in the music, film, and television industries. Saibu is passionate about sharing his knowledge and experience with his students, and he brings a wealth of real-world examples and case studies to the classroom. Throughout the course, students will have the opportunity to work on a variety of hands-on projects, including recording and mixing their own tracks using industry-standard software and e...

Production Gear is a lot of powerful and accessible than ever, however it’s not the gear itself that creates nice music. It’s ideas, taste, and practice combined with a solid kit that makes the messy method of making a song much easier and more fun. therefore what trusted tools do the pro’s rely on everyday to craft some of this biggest songs within the biz? smart question. We’ve gone ahead and compiled an extensive list of studio staples so you’re feeling like you’re right there in the studio looking for the setup of every producer on our list! Common Studio Tools for Producers Synths Native Instruments Plugins and Sylenth seem to be crowd favorites no matter who you talk to. Komplete/Native Instruments plugins — Sharooz, Diplo, Dada Life, Camo & Krooked,Skrillex, Flume, Netsky, Nicky Romero, Boys Noize, Calvin Harris, Breach Sylenth — Martin Garrix, Hardwell, Camo & Krooked, Flume, Netsky, Dada Life, Afrojack DAW Ableton  — Flume, Netsky, Dada Life, Kill Paris, Diplo, Wol...

Adam Richard Wiles, also known as Calvin Harris is an amazing DJ and producer. He has so many hits and is one of the high paid artists. In this article, we are going to see daw, software, and hardware. What DAW does Calvin Harris Use? For producing almost all of his songs, Calvin Harris uses primarily Logic Pro. Logic is a pretty famous DAW used by many top artists and it is available only for Apple hardware. Logic Pro is a full-blown digital audio workstation and that has so many features and works smooth. There are a few ways that you can use to make it work on non-Apple hardware. Always remember, It’s never really about the DAW but about the artist and what their creativity brings to the table. You can use pretty much any daw to create any sound that you want. Logic Pro is a great option if you are using an Apple Computer and would like to explore it. So having that said below are the two  DAWs  that  Calvin Harris  uses: Logic Pro Avid Pro Tools Yup, that’s the r...

Alan Walker  has been producing music since his teen and is or was a bedroom producer just like the most of us. I personally love his creativity when it comes to him making those sweet little sounds in the big hits. I love to research and find out what that big artist uses and gives me immense pleasure to share it with others like me. Maybe I just feel like when I know what they use it makes me feel like we can relate to those big artists. Though he’s known to make his original sounds for his music.   Some of the plugins, synths, and DAWs used by Alan Walker. What DAW does Alan Walker use? Alan Walker primarily uses   FL Studio (Fruity Loops)   and he doesn’t limit himself to one software. He also uses a combination of   Cubase ,   Logic   and   Pro Tools . I know quite a few producers who use more than one DAW. Sometimes It all comes down to the preference of making music and whatever makes you comfortable. In the song FADED, he mostly uses FL St...