Are you a guitarist that wants to get certified despite the worldwide situation? With our Online Certificate in Music and Technology with a Focus in Guitar, you will achieve your goal, master your techniques and skills, and start your music career. Furthermore, you will learn and develop music production techniques such as recording mixing, and mastering.

Our vast experienced instructors designed this program to fit your abilities and provide you with the best knowledge you can get to get into the music industry and be successful at doing what you love.

You can apply to the AIMM online program today!

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Atlanta Institute of Music and Media
2875 Breckinridge Blvd #700, Duluth, GA 30096
(770) 242-7717

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Are you a guitarist that wants to learn how to play the guitar without sacrificing accuracy? If your main goal is to shred at lightning speed when playing an electric guitar, here are some tips you should consider to accomplish your goal:

-Take it Slow: Try focusing on accuracy and precision and let muscle memory do its thing instead of practicing fast and incorrectly.
-Avoid Tension: The brain can sometimes translate the word fast to challenging. What manifests, as a result, is physical tension, which makes playing guitar in general, quite difficult.
-Hand Synchronization: It's critical to have both hands working succinctly so that you hit the string at the exact time for the note to come out as clear as it can.
-Play with a Metronome: Timing is critical. If you become used to playing at one speed and develop that muscle memory, adjusting can be challenging on the fly when performing in a real musical situation with a live band.
-Practice at Different Rhythmic Subdivisions: Practicing with varying rhythmic subdivisions can help add additional skills to your guitar tool kit.

Our guitar instructor, Cameron Allen, shows you how to apply these tips on video completely free as well as more detailed information by clicking the learn more button.

Atlanta Institute of Music and Media
2875 Breckinridge Blvd #700, Duluth, GA 30096
(770) 242-7717

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If you are an intermediate guitarist and want to get certified, Atlanta Insitute of Music and Media is the place you are looking for. Our music school has developed the Guitar Performance Certificate program, where you will participate in courses designed to provide you with the education to improve your guitar performance skills, and to facilitate you to gain employment in the field.

This program is meant to fit our students' necessities meaning that you can choose either to take full on-site classes or on-site and online classes. Furthermore, it can be completed in 12 months (4 quarters) of ¾ time enrollment.

With our fast-paced learning environment outfitted with state-of-the-art production, audio, and video equipment, you will feel your music career starting from the very beginning.

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Atlanta Institute of Music and Media
2875 Breckinridge Blvd #700, Duluth, GA 30096
(770) 242-7717

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Have your life and plans stopped due to the COVID-19 outbreak, and you wanted to get a music certificate before it happened? Have you thought about studying online? At Atlanta Institute of Music and Media, we offer the intermediate instrumentalist the Online Music and Technology Certificate in which you can choose between a focus on guitar or bass.

This certificate program is offered 100% online with specially designed courses to provide students with the necessary education to further their musical and recording and engineering abilities, and it can be completed in 12 months (4 quarters) of full-time enrollment, or 24 months (8 quarters) of part-time enrollment. Financial aid is available for those that qualify.

With our online program, you will start your music career and all from the comfort of your house and at your own time.

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Atlanta Institute of Music and Media
2875 Breckinridge Blvd #700, Duluth, GA 30096
(770) 242-7717

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What is the "proper" way to play bass? Fingerstyle, picking, plucking, slapping, thumping, or a combination of all of these styles? Using the appropriate technique for a song can make all the difference when it comes to bass tone and feel.

Tonight, AIMM instructor Gary Wilkins will walk you through a variety of right-hand techniques and explain when and how to execute each method with the best form and style.

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Atlanta Institute of Music and Media
2875 Breckinridge Blvd #700, Duluth, GA 30096
(770) 242-7717

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Are you a skilled musician that is more interested in the practical side of a certificate rather than the theoretical? At Atlanta Institute of Music and Media, we developed the Performance Certificate program in which you will go through courses in the following areas in the instrument of your choice (Guitar, Bass, Drums, Keyboard, or Voice):

-Performance
-Studio Performance
-Music Theory Essentials
-Reading
-Scales/Technique

With our music school, you will master your abilities throughout the program to become a successful musician and have a long-lasting career in the ever-changing music industry.

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Atlanta Institute of Music and Media
2875 Breckinridge Blvd #700, Duluth, GA 30096
(770) 242-7717

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When music producers work, deciding between mixing with headphones or studio monitors is vital to the result of the mix or song. If your choice is using monitors as a music producer, here are some pros and cons you should take into consideration:

1-The Pros of Mixing on Monitors
-Ear Health: Although speakers can still cause ear fatigue or hearing loss if used inappropriately, you feel slightly freer when you are working on speakers and not quite so restricted with a cord dangling from your head.
-Closer to the Final Result: Headphones can give you increased frequency response, so starting on a speaker will get you that much closer to your final product and what other listeners will truly experience.

2-The Cons of Mixing on Monitors
-Studio Qualities: An untreated room (acoustically) can give you a completely different response than a treated room. This is also true for how your speakers are placed in the studio and how the room itself is designed.
-The Bottom Line: Overall, it is preferable to mix with studio monitors. You have extra depth and volume that headphones lack, which can really give a track that extra boost it needs.

It is always your choice to use either headphones or studio monitors!

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Atlanta Institute of Music and Media
2875 Breckinridge Blvd #700, Duluth, GA 30096
(770) 242-7717

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As a music producer, trying to find the best way to hear what you produce and mix is vital for a good result and proof of your talent. However, not every beginning producer may have access to high-quality monitors. For this reason, your options are: Mix on headphones or not get the project done. Using headphones for your projects has its pros and cons, such as:

1- The pros of mixing on headphones
-Accurate Environment: In some cases, working with headphones may give you a more accurate mixing environment.
-Price Point: Depending on what you buy, most headphones will come at a cheaper cost than speakers.

2- The cons of mixing on headphones
-Consumer Headphones: You’ll want to stay away from these headphones because you will be getting an inaccurate sound when you are mixing and the finished product will end up sounding completely different than what you had imagined.
-Ear Damage: It’s possible to acquire hearing loss when using headphones.
-Sound Perspective: We hear sound from the side of our head when using headphones, instead of in front of us as if we were using speakers. Spacing out your audio is important when mixing and that can be more challenging using headphones.

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Atlanta Institute of Music and Media
2875 Breckinridge Blvd #700, Duluth, GA 30096
(770) 242-7717

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