Music Theory and Scoring for Film
Editing and Mixing 1
A course by Juan Dussán & Alex Wakim , Music Producers and Composers
Joined February 2022
Joined February 2022
About the video: Editing and Mixing 1
Overview
“Let's take a step back, thinking of the scored scene as a whole. To finish up your composition, you'll learn different tips on how to mix the live recording with the virtual instruments used in your composition, how to enhance production elements, and what the concept of music editing is. ”
In this video lesson Juan Dussán & Alex Wakim addresses the topic: Editing and Mixing 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Music Theory and Scoring for Film. Learn how to score a film collaboratively, using your music to convey a feeling and tell the story..
Partial transcription of the video
“ Editing and Mixing In this lesson, we'll take a look at the recorded cello lines that we got from our cellist, and we'll comp them, edit them, and mix them into our virtual score. After our recording session, we got back the session from our cellist and as you can see, it has all of the cello takes that she recorded, as well as the pre-records down here. Everything looks crazy at the moment, so I'll explain what we are seeing on screen. On the cello track, we have something called folders or take folders. You can open or close the folders by clicking on this little arrow, and this makes i...”
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Course summary for: Music Theory and Scoring for Film
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Audio, Music, Music Production
Juan Dussán & Alex Wakim
A course by Juan Dussán & Alex Wakim
Juan Dussán is a New York-based film composer. Since he was a young child learning the piano, he knew he was destined for a career in the arts. He graduated with a Master’s in Composition studies at New York University and has since worked on over 30 films as a composer, including Francesca Scorcese’s Crimson Ties, which premiered at the 2022 Tribeca Film Festival, and Wells Watson Jr’s short film Wendigo.
Alex Wakim is a New-York based composer. He has worked on a wide variety of projects, from films to video games. He scored the Sony game Horison Forbidden West alongside Oleksa Lozowchuk. His music for the documentary film Glen Eden has been screened at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery in Washington DC. It has been heard through the festival circuit at Raindance Film Festival, Doc NYC, Vail Film Festival, the Arab Film Fest, Tallgrass Film Festival, and more.
Juan and Alex co-founded an advertising music storytelling house called Dekatu Scoring. They have worked on commercials for Air Company, Hourglass Cosmetics, and ILIA Beauty.
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