#Ableton production course how to#
#Ableton production course pro#

Building a creative mindset and habits so you can crush music production during the course and afterwards.

#Ableton production course how to#

The best crash course for learning music theory in the context of electronic music production (so you know how to make music that isn’t boring).

Genres include: House, Future Bass, Trap, Melodic Bass

FOUR different step-by-step song walkthroughs that help you rapidly learn music production skills.

#Ableton production course pro#

How to use your DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) and set it up like the professionals do (for both FL Studio, Logic Pro X and Ableton Live users).Here’s a taste of what you’re getting inside the course:

We don’t throw everything at you straight away and leave it up to you to figure out.

It teaches you what you need to know when you need to know it.

The course walks you through the creation of FOUR songs, step-by-step (without missing anything).

It teaches you how to use your software effectively and productively, so you create good working habits from the get-go.

Once you’ve gone through the course, you’ll have 4 finished songs that you can share with others. You won’t get overwhelmed, and you won’t get bored. You’ll start with the fundamentals and progressively learn more complex and advanced techniques and concepts as you progress through the course. It’s an in-depth, self-paced online course that teaches you the basics of everything you need to know about electronic music production. In other words, a course that actually helps. The best course of action for learning production should focus on exactly this: skill development, intuitive learning, finishing songs, and having fun. They’ve developed the skill of melody writing. But the producers who consistently write great melodies? They’ve done it over and over again.

You become a good producer when you put concepts into practice, over and over again.Īnyone can read a book about writing melodies and come away with more knowledge. You do not become a good producer by being fed endless amounts of information.