Online Academy for Audio Engineering & Music Production
In this tutorial video, you’ll learn how to create fuller power chords in the recording process and how they will improve your mixes.
Compression is certainly one of the most exciting topics in music production, as it is for the students of HOFA-College, our online academy for audio
What is depth in a stereo mix? How can you create a sense of spaciousness? And what does a cave bear have to do with all this? In this tutorial, we’ll give you four tips you can use to make your productions sound more three-dimensional.
In this video, you’ll learn why reverb is essential for your mixes, how to use it properly, and what it sounds like on different signals.
You don’t need expensive libraries for creative sound design. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to create impressive sounds for music, films or games using everyday objects.
The HOFA-College tutors Pascal and Simon analyze Dream Theater’s comeback hit “Night Terror” with a focus on the band’s signature sound, their songwriting and the surprising return of original drummer Mike Portnoy.
We’ll show you the four most common mixing mistakes made by aspiring audio engineers so that you can avoid them in your mixes and productions.
Jochen and Hilton are tutors at HOFA-College and analyze Foreigner’s new song “Turning Back The Time” with a focus on sound and production.
They made an interesting discovery …
Many sound examples demonstrate the impressive possibilities of this effect sound for your mixes.
Find out how the legendary reverb sound was developed and in which productions it has successfully been used.
Sometimes, a vocal mix needs exactly this plug-in trick to make your production sound perfect.
Artificial intelligence is the trending topic of the moment. With ChatGPT or the “new” Beatles song, it’s become a subject of discussion in the general public.
Audio engineer Dennis Ward (Helloween, Angra, Primal Fear) analyses the metal song “Not the End of the Road” by KISSIN’ DYNAMITE.
Audio engineers Jochen Weyer and Hilton Theissen analyze the two mixes of Peter Gabriel’s new album “i/o” with a focus on sound and production.
Audio engineer Dennis Ward (Helloween, Angra, Primal Fear) analyses the metal song “Lux Æterna” by Metallica. From this video you will also learn how to make a snare sound bigger without adding too much sustain through reverb.
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