HANDBOOKS

The ultimate guide on not only how the UOW studios run, but an insight into how most commercial studios are set up. Topics include Studio Setup, Outboard, Interfaces, DAWs, Microphones, Our Studio Breakdown, DAW Shortcuts, Surround Sound, Rednet, SiSO, Recording Tips, Studio Stock List, a comprehensive Reading List, and much much more.

An incredibly valuable resource during, and after your studies.

The Audio Plugin Handbook - An Invitation To The Digital Realm:

Had enough of stock plugins? For those ready to take the leap into third-party plugins, this handbook offers an in-depth and descriptive overview of some of the industry standard, and best kept secrets in the plugin world. The audio plugin market has exploded over the last decade and we have an overwhelming number of choices available to us. This hand-selected pick, represents some of the most useful tools you can add to your sound palette. Read up on plugin formats, EDU discount, bundles, emulations, specialist software, and a list of trusted suppliers.

An Introduction To Ableton Live - Getting Started & Workflow Tips:

Live is one of the most powerful DAW's on the market. Aimed at users transitioning from another DAW, or just beginners, this handbook is a great digestible overview. Structured around clean imagery & key functions, it will help guide you around the surface of Ableton Live. The included tips were selected to streamline your workflow and to help you smoothly begin your journey in Live.

Try These Techniques - 50 Creative Production Techniques:

Loosely inspired by Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies, this handbook was written to evoke experimentation in your creative practice, breaking the cycle of repetition and familiarity you always work with. Touching on creative production tips, some philosophical perspective, and some name dropping of plugins and hardware, there is something in here for everyone. Keep pushing yourself.

All Handbooks are researched and written by the Music Tech Team, on behalf of UOW.

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