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Modern Music Producer Program in Logic Pro | San Francisco

This Logic Pro program promises 120 hours (plus one-to-one mentoring) dedicated to giving the avid student the capability to create and produce professional-sounding songs in the most popular genres of music. Via a mix of timely mentoring and hands-on learning, participants can have their own completed project, ready to go by the end of the course. No more Garage Band for them!
Learning Logic Pro, and all of its many add-ons, will result in a comprehensive knowledge, that will allow the Garnish student to command a DAW that offers tremendous power. This program covers the necessary tools effectively and efficiently to furnish students with the know-how to produce music that can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the quality of many of today’s favorite artists.
Mentoring sessions are factored into the program at just the right moment, to ensure correct assimilation of knowledge, and also to make sure time is dedicated to the student’s own project which, with hard work and dedication, every student will complete in some style!
One of the best things about a Garnish course is the size of the classes – never more than 6 participants in a class. These will be like-minded students who, along with an excellent selection of instructors, will share, challenge and inspire you to bigger and better results. This all happens in a relaxed and fun setting of highly-focused learning, writing and producing.  And, who knows, it may even leading to successful co-writing partnerships of the future!
We have our very own boutique sample label. Garnish students get a generous toolkit (mostly written and produced by Garnish instructors) for free, and an exclusive pack just for Garnish students not sold on the site! It’s recorded individual keys from Mark Ronson’s Mellotron M4000D, which our label chief Zack Johnson meticulously recorded in Mark’s studio in Hollywood. Thank you Zack and Mark!
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