“I took the Garnish class and it opened up my eyes to the fundamentals of production.”
J-Dog (Hollywood Undead)
If it suits you, the Ableton, Logic, FL Studio and Pro Tools classes pick up exactly where it leaves off.
Yes. Sessions run in person at this campus and live online at the same time, so you join whichever suits you.
None at all. It is built for complete beginners.
Yes. It is a taster of how we teach - come and see the room, meet an instructor, and make something in a session.
Racks past the basics. Key and velocity zones, chain select, macro variations as snapshots, randomising macros, and extracting a chain back out.
Read →Faders you can actually grab. Once you have ridden a vocal with a real fader, drawing the same move with a mouse feels like a downgrade - and Logic…
Read →Below is a comprehensive list of key commands in Logic Pro X. A really useful website to visit is for a visual list of key commands.
Read →The basics of Step Sequencer are in the Logic Pro course. Logic 12 rebuilt a great deal of it, and the parts that got rebuilt are the parts that make a…
Read →Though we're taken a little bit of a look at the concepts of working with and time-stretching audio files when working with samples, one of the greatest…
Read →To start at the beginning, always make sure the mixer is 'zeroed' before starting a new project. By that, I mean make sure the input gains are at their…
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