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Kathleen Farley Courses
Step-by-step HTML and CSS for Absolute Beginners
4.5 (1,712 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 4.1h- 2016
$15.99
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Recording Your Own Music: A Step-By-Step Guide for Musicians
4.7 (532 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 4.6h
- 2020
$16.99
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Most Recent Review
Hello, my name is Sean Chilton very interesting, of the device of the Roland Duo EX and the UR 22 and the USB device, to use for recording. I am a musician and I play the guitar and piano and have many acoustic electric guitars also a few electric guitars. I like to do some recordings for recording also perform. My genre of music I like is Blues, folk and rock "n" roll gallic Celtic music also classical music.
- Review by Sean Gregory Chilton on Recording Your Own Music: A Step-By-Step Guide for Musicians
Instructor Bio
Kathleen Farley is a computer geek, teacher, learner, vinyl junkie, hockey fan, and recovering non-profit executive. Occasionally she breaks (and fixes) computers. Not necessarily in that order.
The Montreal-born technologist trained as an audio engineer before moving to Hamilton, Canada in 2007. She now runs Maisonneuve Music, a Hamilton-based independent record label.
Kathleen has taught technology and management skills at a music industry school in Toronto, Canada. She's also the co-founder of Audiohackr, a startup that helps indie musicians, producers, and DIY labels make the most of technology.
Kathleen produces technology training videos under the moniker Robobunnyattack!
