Vanbrugh Rocks: Studio Training Class (Introduction)
Introduction Session: come along to learn the basics of using The Garage recording studio.
This session is aimed at introducing the basics of studio recording, as well as the particular set up of the Garage Recording Studio. It is largely theoretical with some demonstrations and is suitable for both complete beginners and those who want a refresher. This is run by Steve Burton, the Vanbrugh Rock Tutor.
Please note, you must be a member of the University of York and signed up to the College Music Scheme to participate.
Once you have participated in this session you can move onto one of the practical sessions with an aim to getting signed off to hire the recording studio by yourself and produce your own recorded music.
Payment Requirements - please pay here: Link to Webstore
Terms and Conditions of Booking:
- Within 24 hours of booking, attendees are asked to purchase the full course cost which is £20 for Garage Members and £30 for non-Garage Members. The payment entitles you to attend this session, one or more practice sessions, and a sign-off session. If you do not wish to continue with the course after the first session, or are unable to attend further sessions throughout the year, you can request a partial refund.
- If you do not pay the course cost within 24 hours of booking, the organisers reserve the right to cancel your place and offer it to someone else. If that is the case, you will be informed and may rebook yourself on the course if there are spaces available.
- If you are no longer able to attend the session, please contact college-music-scheme@york.ac.uk to inform them of your cancellation and please cancel your ticket on Eventbright.
- If you are within 48 hours of the course start time when you cancel or you do not attend, you may still be liable for the cost of the booking.
Please note: this course is NOT run in association with the Department of Music and is not part of any degree course. There are no credits associated with this.
Where and When: The course is run at The Warren, just across the road from the Information Centre on Market Square. Please arrive a few minutes early at The Warren and help yourself to hot drinks and snacks while you wait for the course to start.
What to Expect: Complimentary drinks and biscuits are available throughout the course and there are always plenty of breaks. While the room is accessible, if you have any mobility needs please do let us know in advance. The sessions are run in an informal and interactive style and questions are always welcomed. Filming or personal audio recording of the sessions is not permitted and you will usually be asked to silence any devices so as not to interupt recordings. Your are welcome to take photographs with permission of the course leader and other attendees, and you may wish to bring a notebook and pen.
Problems: Please email college-music-scheme@york.ac.uk if you have any problems finding us. If you anticipate that you will be delayed, please give as much notice as possible. It is sometimes possible to cater for late arrivals if we are aware.
Introduction Session: come along to learn the basics of using The Garage recording studio.
This session is aimed at introducing the basics of studio recording, as well as the particular set up of the Garage Recording Studio. It is largely theoretical with some demonstrations and is suitable for both complete beginners and those who want a refresher. This is run by Steve Burton, the Vanbrugh Rock Tutor.
Please note, you must be a member of the University of York and signed up to the College Music Scheme to participate.
Once you have participated in this session you can move onto one of the practical sessions with an aim to getting signed off to hire the recording studio by yourself and produce your own recorded music.
Payment Requirements - please pay here: Link to Webstore
Terms and Conditions of Booking:
- Within 24 hours of booking, attendees are asked to purchase the full course cost which is £20 for Garage Members and £30 for non-Garage Members. The payment entitles you to attend this session, one or more practice sessions, and a sign-off session. If you do not wish to continue with the course after the first session, or are unable to attend further sessions throughout the year, you can request a partial refund.
- If you do not pay the course cost within 24 hours of booking, the organisers reserve the right to cancel your place and offer it to someone else. If that is the case, you will be informed and may rebook yourself on the course if there are spaces available.
- If you are no longer able to attend the session, please contact college-music-scheme@york.ac.uk to inform them of your cancellation and please cancel your ticket on Eventbright.
- If you are within 48 hours of the course start time when you cancel or you do not attend, you may still be liable for the cost of the booking.
Please note: this course is NOT run in association with the Department of Music and is not part of any degree course. There are no credits associated with this.
Where and When: The course is run at The Warren, just across the road from the Information Centre on Market Square. Please arrive a few minutes early at The Warren and help yourself to hot drinks and snacks while you wait for the course to start.
What to Expect: Complimentary drinks and biscuits are available throughout the course and there are always plenty of breaks. While the room is accessible, if you have any mobility needs please do let us know in advance. The sessions are run in an informal and interactive style and questions are always welcomed. Filming or personal audio recording of the sessions is not permitted and you will usually be asked to silence any devices so as not to interupt recordings. Your are welcome to take photographs with permission of the course leader and other attendees, and you may wish to bring a notebook and pen.
Problems: Please email college-music-scheme@york.ac.uk if you have any problems finding us. If you anticipate that you will be delayed, please give as much notice as possible. It is sometimes possible to cater for late arrivals if we are aware.