
“The course is very friendly and engaging. Any and all questions will be asked with no hesitation or frustration, and it helps everyone else in the class that might have the same question in mind.”
Ryan Conway
No - it's built specifically to take you from GarageBand up to producing professional-sounding songs in Logic Pro.
Never more than 6 participants.
120 hours, including one-to-one mentoring.
A generous free toolkit, plus an exclusive pack of individually recorded samples from Mark Ronson's Mellotron M4000D.
Your own completed project, ready to go, if you put in the work between sessions.
$4,499 + $100 registration fee
The Tracks area is where you arrange the recordings, Apple Loops, and other musical material in your project, organizing them into sections such as intro,…
Read →Use Flex Time to quantize several audio tracks at once in Logic Pro - tighten a drum kit, lock bass to drums, and clean up sloppy takes.
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Read →It's a good idea to get familiar with some of the editing you might encounter when working with audio. Editing audio is done in part by some of the…
Read →Logic will engrave what you played. That is more useful to a producer than it sounds: a chart for a session player, a part for a string player who reads,…
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