Lessons in Music Production & Logic Pro 

One to One Online Classes

Mastering the Basics: Beginner Techniques for Electronic Music Production

  • Introduction to DAWs: Navigating and setting up your Digital Audio Workstation Logic Pro. (DAW).

  • Basic Music Theory: Understanding scales, chords, and rhythms to create simple melodies and harmonies (no music theory knowledge required)..

  • Beat Making: Creating basic drum patterns and rhythms using drum machines and samples.

  • Using MIDI: Learning how to work with MIDI instruments, including virtual synths and drum kits.

  • Sound Selection: Choosing and organizing sounds for your track (drums, bass, leads, pads).

  • Basic Audio Editing: Cutting, trimming, and arranging audio clips to form a track.

  • Simple Arrangement: Structuring a track with an intro, verse, chorus, and outro.

  • Basic Mixing: Adjusting levels, panning, and using simple EQ and reverb for a balanced sound.

  • Intro to Effects: Applying basic effects like reverb, delay, and distortion to shape sounds.

  • Sampling: Understanding how to import and manipulate samples within your track.

  • Creative Workflow: Organizing your project for smooth workflow and efficient production.

  • Basic Automation: Automating volume, pan, and effects to add movement and dynamics to your track.

  • Exporting Your Track: Finalizing and exporting your project for sharing or further work.

Unlocking Creativity: Intermediate Techniques for Electronic Music Production

  • Advanced Sampling: Layering, chopping, pitch-shifting, and creatively manipulating samples to fit your vision.

  • Creative Use of Effects: Applying advanced effects like sidechain compression, distortion, filters, and automation to transform sounds.

  • Synthesizer Modulation: Utilizing LFOs, envelopes, and modulation to add movement and variation to sounds.

  • Rhythm and Groove: Creating more complex, humanized drum patterns, and using swing and groove templates.

  • Layering Sounds for Depth: Using multiple layers to create fuller, more textured soundscapes.

  • Vocal Production: Recording, editing, and processing vocals, including pitch correction, layering, and effects.

  • Advanced Arrangement Techniques: Adding variety and complexity to your arrangements with musical build-ups, dynamic changes, and contrasting sections.

  • Mixing in Context: Understanding how individual elements fit into a cohesive mix, including balancing different frequencies and maintaining clarity.

  • Track Analysis: Analyzing and deconstructing existing tracks to understand professional production techniques.

  • Live Performance Preparation: Learning how to prepare tracks for live performance setups, using MIDI controllers and performance tools.

  • Track Mastering Basics: Introduction to mastering your tracks for commercial release, focusing on loudness, EQ, and dynamic range.


Elevate Your Sound: Advanced Techniques for Electronic Music Production

  • Advanced Sound Design: Crafting unique sounds with synthesizers, samplers, and advanced effects.

  • Complex Arrangements: Structuring full tracks, incorporating build-ups, breakdowns, and seamless transitions.

  • Mixing and Mastering Techniques: Advanced EQ, compression, spatialization, and stereo widening for a polished sound.

  • Creative Sampling: Manipulating samples, time-stretching, pitch-shifting, and chopping for unique effects.

  • Layering and Depth: Creating dynamic, multi-layered soundscapes that keep the listener engaged.

  • Advanced MIDI Techniques: Working with complex MIDI routing, automation, and MIDI effects.

  • Sound Processing and FX: Using effects creatively to shape sounds, including reverb, delay, distortion, and modulation.

  • Advanced Beat Making: Programming intricate drum patterns, using swing, and advanced groove creation.

  • Vocal Production: Recording, editing, and processing vocals for electronic music.

  • Dynamic Transitions: Building tension, energy flow, and smooth transitions between sections of your track.

  • Mixing in Surround Sound: Techniques for mixing and exporting tracks for surround and 3D audio formats.

  • Music Theory for Producers: Understanding complex harmony, scales, and chord progressions in electronic music.

  • Live Performance Setup: Preparing your tracks for live performances using controllers and DAWs.

  • Track Optimization for Streaming and Radio: Preparing your tracks for distribution on platforms like Spotify and radio.

  • Advanced Production Workflows: Speeding up your production process with custom templates, shortcuts, and advanced techniques.