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All feedback, worldwide is now left on our London site here: https://s.garnishmusicproduction.com/feedback
Taught at our San Francisco studio, the Feedback keeps groups small enough that every student gets real time at the controls. Bay Area producers lead the sessions, and the identical course can be taken live online if that suits you better, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse.
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