“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. The FREE Beginners Music Production Class runs in person at Garnish Seattle and live online in the same sessions, using our music collaboration software, Muse - 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.
When samplers first came about in the mid 1980's they truly revolutionized the way that music was made and pushed the boundaries of what could be done,…
Read →The most underused feature in Live. Unlink a clip envelope from its clip and it becomes a free-running modulator of any length - long evolving loops out of short ones, rhythm patterns imposed on samples.
Read →Racks past the basics. Key and velocity zones, chain select, macro variations as snapshots, randomising macros, and extracting a chain back out.
Read →Below is a glossary of terms that you will come across in your time using Logic Pro X. It's comprehensive, so you shouldn't need to look too much further!
Read →PitchLoop89 is a Max for Live audio effect developed by Dillon Bastan that can create various pitch shift effects and glitchy sounds. It is based on the…
Read →DS Clang consists of two separate tones, white noise and a filter, allowing you to create a variety of cowbell, clave and noise percussion sounds.
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