“10 best music production courses of 2021” plus 1 more

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Intelligent.com, a trusted resource for online learning, higher education planning, and career advice, has announced the best music production courses of 2021. This trusted education guide features courses that provide real-world skills needed to succeed in the industry and highlight flexible options for learning a new skill or career advancement.

Courses cover a variety of music production skills, from composition and songwriting to recording and sound engineering to mixing and mastering.

“Online courses with large-scale participation are usually more accessible to the average student and offer a great way to learn a new skill,” says Jase Beard. “Our guide identifies the most reputable providers in the industry and provides insights that can help students reach their career goals.”

To access the complete ranking for the best music production courses of 2021, please visit https://www.intelligent.com/best-online-courses/music-production/.

10 Best Music Production Courses of 2021:

Coursera — Top Pick
Skillshare — Most Affordable
Skillshare — Best for Beginners
MasterClass — Best for Hip-Hop
MasterClass — Best for Electronic Music/EDM
LinkedIn Learning — Best for Hands-On Exercises
LinkedIn Learning — Best for Insider Tips
Noiselab — Best for DAW Tutorial
Udemy — Best for Mac Users
Udemy — Best for FL Studio

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Intelligent.com provides unbiased research to help students make informed decisions about higher education programs. The website offers curated guides that include the best degree programs as well as information about financial aid, internships, and even study strategies. With comprehensive, user-friendly guides and hundreds of program rankings, Intelligent.com is a trusted source among students and prospective students. To learn more, please visit https://www.intelligent.com/.

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Artists, venues, and audiences alike have been rejoicing - tours are back! Unfortunately, so too is COVID (although it never really left, if we’re being honest) and as live music events return, there are some ethical questions artists should keep in mind before agreeing to go through with performing a show.

 

Is it outdoors? 

One of the best ways to prevent spread of the virus is to take your shows outdoors. While not every artist has the same clout as someone like Phoebe Bridgers, who has mandated all her upcoming shows take place outside, it’s still an important factor to keep in mind when assessing whether or not to take a gig.

 

Will vaccines be mandated? 

Now that the Pfizer vaccine has the greenlight from the FDA, venues are even more within their rights to insist that any attending audience member show proof of full vaccination at the door. As an artist, whether a venue is mandating vaccination is something you can usually find out before agreeing to play there.

 

Are you playing in a redzone?

As has been the case throughout the pandemic, certain areas are being hit harder than others, and a quick bit of cursory research can help you determine if you’re headed into a “hot zone” or not.

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