FREE Beginners Music Production Class
Free Beginners Music Production Class – Try It. Love It. Start.
Hear it from our students.
“My logic course was paced perfectly. I’ve never learnt so much in six weeks before.”
Robert Owens
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Frequently asked questions.
If it suits you, the Ableton, Logic, FL Studio and Pro Tools classes pick up exactly where it leaves off.
Yes. It is a taster of how we teach - come and see the room, meet an instructor, and make something in a session.
Yes. The FREE Beginners Music Production Class runs in person at Garnish Chicago 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.
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InquireMultisampling with Sampler
Building a playable instrument out of your own recordings: how many samples, where to put the split points, velocity layers, round-robin, and importing third-party libraries.
Read →Mapping Key and Velocity Zones in Sampler, Looping
How to map key zones and velocity zones in Ableton's Sampler, and how its sustain and release loops work - from the Ableton Advanced course notes.
Read →What Live Does and Does Not Change
Ableton publishes exactly which operations in Live are bit-transparent and which alter the audio. Some of it is surprising, and all of it is worth knowing before you argue about it online.
Read →Automation
Automation is a tool that's used by many people to help static parameters develop into more dynamic ones and can really bring your sounds and productions…
Read →Introduction to Audio Effects in Logic
Logic Pro X provides an extensive suite of software effect plug-ins that can be used in your productions. Effects categories include both insert effects…
Read →Glossary
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!
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