In the latest video of the microlecture series, Jason de Wilde explains how to perform accurate tempo mapping on Pro Tools. Tempo mapping is when you set the bar/beat grid of your digital audio workstation (DAW) to match a recorded performance. It is a useful technique when you have a recording that was not performed to a click or the performance varies in tempo and speed. Pro Tools bar/beat grid can be manually set according the performance.

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To study music at AIM is all about having a fun, professional, academic experience, that helps set you up for a diverse lifelong career in the music industry, from performing to studio work, teaching, publishing, entertainment management, music business and a whole lot more, all connected as part of the AIM learning experience.

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The Bachelor of Music (Audio) is a thorough and complete study of sound engineering and music technology.
Major Studies

Combines three technology streams:
1. Audio
Focuses on the theoretical aspects of sound engineering including; acoustics, perception of hearing, digital audio, sampling, electronics and system design.

2. Recording
Focuses on the practical techniques of recording and mixing sound. Students undertake practical classes in AIM's numerous recording studios, completing their own recording projects in each of these units. Projects increase in complexity as students progress through the course.

3. Digital
Focuses on the software used in the field of sound and music production. All units are undertaken in the Digital Media lab with access to digital audio workstations.

Ensemble
In a small group setting, teamwork skills of collaboration and communication are developed as performance is focused on awareness, preparation andcommitment to common goals.

Associated Studies
Students select associated studies from a range of performance, production, management, media and technology units to either focus their music education or explore wider opportunities.

Academic Studies
All Bachelor of Music students undertake a series of Academic Studies units. These units cover theoretical and aural musicianship as well as historical and cultural studies of music. In the Foundation stages (1--2) of the degree, students cover a broad range of music styles and genres, including western art music and contemporary popular music. In the Industry stages (3--6) of the degree, students are able to focus their critical thinking in a variety of specialist areas including contemporary, jazz, baroque, classical, romantic, avant garde, music theatre, film, roots music, world music and latin music.

Q Recording Studios
With the best in digital and vintage analog production equipment, Q Studios is our state-of-the-art recording facility, custom designed and built into AIM's main campus. Recordings can be captured from the fully equipped studio spaces, from any control room in the facility, with video monitoring and the ability to record live performances.

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