
At Garnish, we don’t just teach software—we teach the art of music production. This boutique-style program is designed for aspiring producers who want to take their music seriously and come away with more than just knowledge. By the end, students leave with their own completed project, a curated personal sound library, and the professional skillset to build a career in music production.
Classes are capped at a maximum of ten students, creating a hands-on, collaborative, and high-impact learning environment where creativity thrives. You’ll learn directly from our superior roster of instructors—seasoned producers and engineers who are not just industry-active, but personally invested in your progress.
Our hybrid mentoring approach includes strategically placed group mentoring sessions and private one-to-one studio mentoring with a mentor of your choice. This is your chance to write, produce, engineer, mix, and master a professional-quality EP—your music, guided by expert feedback every step of the way.
Flexibility is key. Thanks to our smart scheduling, you can choose your DAW path: Ableton Live Suite, FL Studio, or Logic Pro. Not sure which one is right for you? We’ll help you choose based on your goals, genre, and workflow preferences.
Whether you’re aiming to break into the industry, build a professional portfolio, or simply refine your creative voice, this program offers the mentorship, tools, and structure to make it happen.
Devious Soul interviews DJ/Producer Bodyjack (formerly Chris Finke) UK DJ & producer Chris Finke joined us for a little bit of a Q&A to find out a bit more about his latest moniker ‘Bodyjack’. A former UK DMC finalist and resident at techno institution Atomic Jam, Chris has been around the dance mus
Read →How Garnish's Logic Pro classes are structured week by week - from what a DAW is, through synthesis and recording, to finishing a record.
Read →Capture retroactively records the MIDI you just played, so an improvisation you never hit record for isn't lost. How it works, and its limits.
Read →A ground-up tour of the Logic Pro control bar - the Library, Inspector, Smart Controls, Mixer and Editors - with a demo project to practise on.
Read →When I very first started in the early-nineties, we all used Atari STs with a whole 512k of Ram for sequencing MIDI and not much else. All the audio was dealt with using 24 track 2" tape, with up to 3 slaved together synchronised using lynx synchronisers. Back then for sampling, we had the classic A
Read →Music technology training in London, taught by people making records at a high level themselves - from DAW beginners to mixing and sound design.
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