Online Workshop
Daniel Kohlmeigner (AT)
The ‘beat’ as a rhythmic unit is often the central element of modern music. Electronic music production on the computer is fun and teaches playfully to make creative decisions. ‘Ableton Live’ is the optimal interface to intuitively find an entertaining and low-threshold access to music. Whether for beginners or professionals, in this workshop we can agree on any level of prior knowledge and set realistic goals for the workshop. Depending on time and desire, interactive links will be provided in advance so that those interested can familiarize themselves with the material – for example, to learn the first rhythmic basics.
Making music is easy, it’s just about what sound you play at what time.
Format | Workshop |
Realization | Online (the class can be at school, at home or divided) |
Duration | 2 x 90 minutes |
Participants | up to 30 people |
Age | 14 – 19 years |
Guidance | Daniel Kohlmeigner and 1 teacher |
Price | kostenlos |
Keywords: Music production, Ableton Live, rhythm, arrangement, sample, synthesizer
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Daniel Kohlmeigner is the first and only Ableton Certified Trainer in Austria. For more than 15 years he released groundbreaking electronic music with his duo “Ogris Debris” and played the stages of clubs and festivals all over the world. Currently he teaches at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, at the “Graphische” in Vienna and leads his own course of studies for Electronic Music and Sound Design at the Vienna Music Institute. He enjoys imparting knowledge and successfully strives to bring electronic music into classrooms and onto curricula. www.ableton.com/de/certified-training/daniel-kohlmeigner
Daniel Kohlmeigner. Credits: Pamela Russmann
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The create your world TOUR takes part within the Open Science Hub that has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Framework Program for Research and Innovation under grant agreement No. 824581.