Live Electronic Performance

LIVE ELECTRONIC PERFORMANCE
w/ Second Storey

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Lessons Delivered by Artist, Producer, and Live Electronic Performance wizard - Second Storey
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With 20 years experience performing solo, and alongside artists such as Hercules and Love Affair, Will Saul, and A.L.S.O, Second Storey has the skills to get you started performing your music live.
Alec started releasing music in 2006 under his Al Tourettes pseudonym and released on labels like AUS, Sneaker Social Club and Ost Gut Ton and also contributed music for Darren Aronovsky's oscar winning film 'Black Swan'. He transitioned to his Second Storey alias in 2013, coinciding with signing to Houndstooth. Since then he has put out a number of albums and ep's on the label, and a collaborative album with Appleblim on seminal electronic music label 'R&S Records'.
Electronic performance is at the heart of Storey's music, using technology and drum triggering in particular, and has led him to perform at many of the worlds leading clubs and festivals including Fabric, Berghain, Glastonbury, Griessmuehle, Space - Ibiza, and touring the world from India to the Americas.

YOU WILL GET:

12 hours of live coaching and mentoring from Alec and his years of experience in Live Performance.

The opportunity to perform live in front of an invited audience online.

Mentoring and feedback on your live set, music, & progress.

Access to an online drive full of resources, reading material, sounds, and reference tracks.

An interactive classroom environment with other like minded students from all over the world.

Regular tasks and activities during class and for homework.

Access to the Ramp Alumni group to stay connected and share ideas with classmates.

You will need:
Your own laptop and headphones with a suitable DAW (Ableton or Bitwig suggested) and or Hardware controllers/instruments.

Good knowledge of your DAW.

If you're planning a hardware only live set with use of Octatrack or drum machines etc, that's also no problem. Everything is relevant.

A Midi controller (can be a keyboard at the least, but ideally a mixture of pots/ faders and triggering pads e.g. Ableton Push, Akai APC 40, Novation Launchpad, Novation Launch Control XL etc).

It's not essential, but you are encouraged to use additional hardware such as synthesisers, drum machines, samplers and other devices, or traditional instruments such as microphones or guitars to incorporate into your live set up.
An audio interface is required if intending to incorporate external sound sources.