Project Generation D
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Project Generation D is an after school program for children and teens ages 12-17 years old. PGD dedicated to providing students with a positive environment to flourish in the creative digital arts. The ultimate goal of Project Generation D is to give students the tools they need to express themselves through creativity.
The mission of Project Generation D is to supply high quality, comprehensive courses in creative technology for children and teens. Project Generation D encourages individual expression and allow every student to express themselves through creative digital art.
Project Generation D provides courses in creative digital arts including, music production (beat making, recording, turntablism, song writing), video production (directing, production, script writing) and graphic design. Students will learn the basics of each discipline and use what they learn to complete individual and team projects.
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The mission of Project Generation D is to supply high quality, comprehensive courses in creative technology for children and teens. Project Generation D encourages individual expression and allow every student to express themselves through creative digital art.
Project Generation D provides courses in creative digital arts including, music production (beat making, recording, turntablism, song writing), video production (directing, production, script writing) and graphic design. Students will learn the basics of each discipline and use what they learn to complete individual and team projects.
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Sampling Soul in Ableton Live [Part 2]
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This is STE’s second part tutorial. This tutorial focuses mostly on drum loops and how to sample them, as well as adding effects to them. He shows how to use drum loops in pattern mode as well as chop them so you can rearrange them. The majority of the tutorial is mainly over drum sampling, effects, and other tips and tricks such as panning, cutoff, and velocity.
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