This is a fantastic PowerPoint for two lessons on basic music theory required for A Level Music Technology. Clear and simple definitions of rhythm and pitch and how to use this knowledge within a DAW such as Logic Pro X. There are two lessons worth of material here, with lots of mini tasks and a mini topic assessment at the end. Screenshots are included to help visualise the content.

PowerPoint lesson for teaching about vocal effects such as; autotune, pitch correction, harmonisers, talkbox and vocoder. There is a DAW task, and lots of listening examples and theory. Great for an A Level music technology lesson

This PowerPoint is designed to help teach the influence of music technology on blues. There is a timetable of development, facts and audio examples Great for a theory lesson

This is a brilliant 14 slide PowerPoint to help educate students on methods of recording live ensembles in the studio. Beginning with the development of techniques throughout history, students will understand how the recording process has improved since the 1930’s. There is a mini assessment at the end with a mark scheme

Powerpoint for a theory lesson on recording different types of piano There are solutions for common issues, suitable mic types and positions etc Great lesson material for discussion and note taking

PowerPoint presentation on the theory behind how microphones work. Starter task about types of microphones Theory behind main 3 microphones Includes makes, models and images

This is a 10 slide PowerPoint to help educate music technology students understand microphone Polar Patterns. There are diagrams, images and a student research task at the end Ideal for Year 10 / 11 / 12 & 13 all studying music technology

This is a PowerPoint designed to help A Level Music Technology students with their studies of important keyboards. It includes information on how it works, songs that feature the instrument and a practical DAW task at the end. A MIDI file of the mellotron part of strawberry fields forever is included in the download

This is a brilliant PowerPoint to help teach A Level Music Technology students one of the most important keyboards… the Fender Rhodes. It includes information on how it works, songs that feature it and a practical task including MIDI file for Riders of the storm - The Doors. This resource works well with my others on keyboard instruments

This is a fantastic PowerPoint and MIDI file for educating A Level Music Tech students on one of the classic keyboards from history; The Wurlitzer! There are slides dedicated to how it works, songs that features the keyboard and a practical DAW task at the end. This package also comes with MIDI files of Supertramp’s Logical Song to use for the practical task.

Part 1 - Introduction to recording snare and bass drum Part 2 - Introduction to recording HH, overheads and Toms Introduction to recording techniques, diagrams and tasks relating to content.

This is a PowerPoint resource that includes theory and practical elements Suitable for Year 12 or 13 students studying Edexcel Music Technology at A Level Students are required to make notes and complete a Logic Pro X (Or DAW alternative) to solidify learning See my other available downloads for more Music Technology resources

This is another brilliant resource for teachers who want to give students a practical audio editing task. Simply download and open the Logic Pro X file, read the instructions and begin editing! Students will be required to complete tasks that are related to edexcel music technology for both BTEC music practice and AS & A level. If steps are followed correctly, the students will create a brilliant edit!

This is the perfect resources for teachers who want to give students a practical audio editing task. Simply download and open the Logic Pro X file, read the instructions and begin editing! Students will be required to complete tasks that are related to edexcel music technology for both BTEC music practice and AS & A level. There is a guide track accompanying the raw drum recording which is for the song Street Spirit by Radiohead. If steps are followed correctly, the students will create a brilliant edit worthy of release!