Dan O’Day’s Radio and Voiceover Tools

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This Product Is A 1-Hour, 21-Minute mp4 Video (950 MB) Seminar
That You Can Download Directly to Your Computer.

World Premiere! Whether you're musically educated or musically illiterate, if you produce radio imaging then you must have a basic understanding of how music works.

That is, if you want your production to stand above the mediocre masses.

"Music Theory" can be a daunting subject.

But not when Dave Foxx (Creative Services Director, Z100 New York) teaches you — breaking each element down to the simplest of terms to give you a good grounding in music theory.

As Foxx declares, "This could be the most valuable lesson any audio producer can learn."

You Will Learn... 

• The components of music and how they relate to each other 
• How to make the perfect content edit every time 
• How to stretch and contract music beds to length 
• How to create perfect beat-mix promos from scratch 
• How to make music more integral to your message 
• How to take music apart and rebuild it to suit your needs 
• How to add perfect intros to :00 start songs 
• The critical difference between rhythm and tempo 
• Beat-mixing vs. beat-matching — and when to do which
  
                              Verbatim Attendee Reviews

“Dave’s 10-point breakdown of music was extremely helpful.”

“Profoundly valuable insights about manipulating music, from a real master. VERY, very helpful!”

“I learned some juicy technical tidbits!”

“Having been musically trained, there were things I knew to do by instinct; however, Dave was able to take those things and explain to me not only why I was doing them but also how I could apply them more efficiently…and added some new tools to my bag.”

“Laid out simply, easy to follow! I learned technical aspects I can’t wait to incorporate into my daily work."

Dave Foxx is Creative Services Director of Z100/New York. He's won dozens of production awards, produced a platinum record, and is the “voice guy” for almost 40 radio stations from Bakersfield and New York to Tokyo and Paris.