Music Prodution at Pracatum

1. Pre-Production Songwriting & Arrangement: Writing songs or instrumentals, defining structures (verse, chorus, bridge, etc.), and preparing demos. Rehearsals: Musicians and producers rehearse, adapt arrangements, and decide on instrumentation and tempos. Scheduling & Budgeting: Planning studio time, hiring session players, and organizing logistics. 2. Recording (Tracking) Setup: Microphones, instruments, amps, and digital/analog equipment are set up. Soundchecks are performed for optimal capture. Tracking: Recording individual instruments and vocals, often starting with drums and bass (the rhythm section), followed by guitars, keyboards, and other instruments. Overdubbing: Adding additional layers (vocals, harmonies, solos, effects) after the main tracks are recorded. Editing: Comping (choosing the best takes), timing corrections, pitch corrections, and removing unwanted noise. 3. Mixing Balancing Tracks: Adjusting volume, pan, and EQ for each track so that every element sits well in the mix. Processing: Adding effects like reverb, delay, compression, and special effects to enhance or manipulate sounds. Automation: Programming dynamic changes (volume, panning, effects) that evolve throughout the song. Rough & Final Mix: Creating initial mixes for feedback, then refining to a final version. 4. Mastering Final Touches: Applying subtle EQ, compression, limiting, and stereo widening to ensure consistency and loudness across playback systems. Sequencing: Arranging tracks in order, setting fade-ins/outs, and adding track spacing for albums or EPs. File Preparation: Creating distribution-ready files (WAV, MP3, DDP for CDs/vinyl, etc.) and embedding metadata. 5. Manufacturing & Distribution Physical: Pressing CDs, vinyl, or cassettes; printing artwork and packaging. Digital: Uploading to online platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, etc.), making files available for download or streaming. 6. Promotion & Release Marketing Campaigns: Planning social media releases, press releases, teasers, music videos, radio promotion, and concert tours. Release: Launching the song/album on platforms, organizing listening parties, and monitoring sales/streams.

bachelor at composition and conducting - Federal University of Bahia

1. Foundational Studies Music Theory: Study of harmony, counterpoint, form, and musical notation. Ear Training (Aural Skills): Development of listening skills, pitch recognition, rhythmic accuracy, and transcription. History of Music: Survey of music from different eras and cultures, focusing on styles, genres, and key figures. 2. Instrumental and Vocal Practice Instrument Study: Regular lessons on an instrument or voice, essential for understanding performance aspects. Piano Skills: Keyboard is often a basic requirement for composers and conductors. 3. Composition Studies Creative Projects: Writing original pieces for solo instruments, ensembles, choir, or orchestra. Orchestration & Arranging: Learning how to write for different instruments, combine timbres, and adapt pieces for various ensembles. Analysis: Studying works by master composers, analyzing scores and compositional techniques. 4. Conducting Studies Baton Technique: Physical techniques for leading an ensemble through gestures. Score Reading: Interpreting full scores—essential for rehearsal and performance. Rehearsal Strategies: How to run effective rehearsals, give feedback, and solve musical problems in real time. Ensemble Leadership: Practical conducting experience, often with student groups, choirs, or orchestras. 5. Workshops & Masterclasses Guest Lectures and Workshops: With renowned conductors and composers, offering new perspectives and networking opportunities. Collaboration Projects: Working with performers, choreographers, filmmakers, etc. 6. Performance & Assessment Composing Recitals: Public performances or recordings of student compositions. Conducting Recitals: Leading ensembles in concert; sometimes required as a final examination. Portfolio Development: Compilation of scores, recordings, and rehearsal documentation as evidence of progress. 7. Research and Professional Development Musicology / Research: Development of research skills, often culminating in a written thesis or final project. Career Planning: Guidance on auditions, professional networking, grant applications, and building a career in music.

Musical Estrategist at Nathy Faria School

1. Pre-Release Planning Goal Setting: Define what you want to achieve—streams, followers, playlist placements, press coverage, etc. Audience Analysis: Research your target audience: age, location, listening habits, and preferred platforms. Branding & Identity: Develop or refine your artist image, visuals, logo, and online profiles. Asset Creation: Produce cover art, promo photos, lyric videos, teasers, and social media content. Timeline & Calendar: Schedule important dates—teasers, pre-saves, official release, and post-release promotions. 2. Distribution Preparation Choosing Distributors: Select platforms for digital distribution (DistroKid, TuneCore, CD Baby, etc.). Metadata & Files: Ensure all audio files, artwork, and metadata (song credits, lyrics, ISRC codes) are complete and correct. Pre-Save & Pre-Order: Set up pre-save/pre-order campaigns on platforms to drive initial engagement. 3. Promotion Before Release Teasers & Singles: Release snippets, behind-the-scenes, or a single song ahead of the full project. Press & PR: Submit to music blogs, magazines, radio stations, and playlist curators for reviews and features. Influencer & Fan Engagement: Partner with influencers, create contests or challenges, and interact with fans. Email Marketing: Send newsletters to your mailing list with exclusive content or early access. 4. Release Day Execution Social Media Activation: Share across all platforms, use countdowns, live streams, stories, and posts to celebrate. Content Drops: Release music videos, lyric videos, and interactive content. Engage with Fans: Respond to comments, messages, and encourage fans to share the release. Monitor Performance: Keep track of real-time analytics, playlist additions, and social media reactions. 5. Post-Release Follow-Up Additional Content: Drop remixes, acoustic versions, behind-the-scenes, or BTS videos to keep momentum. Press Coverage: Share reviews, interviews, and media features. Live Events: Organize release parties, concerts, virtual performances, or Q&A sessions. Analyze Results: Review stats and insights to refine future strategies (streams, sales, engagement). 6. Long-Term Engagement Community Building: Create a fan club, Discord server, or offer exclusive content for subscribers. Consistent Updates: Share progress, announce upcoming releases, and maintain communication.

Bachelor's Degree at Catholic University of Salvador (UCSAL)

High School with Technical Degree at Federal Institute of Bahia (IFBA)

Bachelor’s Degree at Catholic University of Salvador

High School with Technical Degree at Federal Institute of Bahia

High School with Technical Degree at Federal Institute of Bahia

Bachelor’s Degree at Catholic University of Salvador