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FL Studio

FL Studio

FL Studio Course | New York or Live Online (33% off)

As the only recognized FL Studio Trainer music production school in New York, our FL Studio course provides in-depth training for beat-making and producing music in this soaring DAW, with many notable users, particularly in the electronic music world. But it doesn’t matter what genre of music you wish to work with is, if you want to use FL for your music, this course will cover the music production, beat making, and engineering skills you need to set you on your way to producing finished tracks. Even if you are a more experienced FL user, you will benefit from this course, as all of the elements will be covered in detail, peppered with loads of practical real-world tips – giving you the edge over anyone learning any other way.

Total class time is 36 hours where you can ask a question and bounce off of your instructor and fellow learners exactly when you’re feeling inspired, or …confused! This is why some say that there is no substitute for music production courses in person. On successful completion of the course, you will receive an industry-recognized certificate.

Many learners these days prefer to use their own laptops on our in-person courses for things like getting help customizing their set-up, and they have their project exactly as they left it in class to work on at home. So we made the course more affordable, but added a $75 supplement for learners who wish to hire an iMac loaded with software. Please ensure you book an iMac when you book your course if you need one. Controller keyboards, and headphones are provided for everyone.

 

  • Introduction to FL Studio
  • Setting Up FL Studio
  • Options & Settings
  • Main Menu, Panels & Tool Bars
    • Main Menu Bar
      • File Menu
      • Edit Menu
      • Add Menu
      • Patterns Menu
      • View Menu
      • Options Menu
      • Tools Menu
      • Help Menu
    • Toolbar
      • Editing the Toolbar
      • Main Menu
      • Title & Hint Panel
      • Transport Panel
      • CPU & Memory Panel
      • Global Snap Panel
      • Output Panel
      • Online Panel
      • Pattern Panel
      • Shortcut Icons
      • Time Panel
      • Multilink Controllers Icon
      • Main Volume & Pitch Panel
      • Window Controls
    • File Browser
      • Plugin Database
      • Project Browser
      • Advanced folder stuff
    • Channel Rack & Step Sequencer
      • Channel Button Menu
    • Channel Settings
      • Main Control
      • Sampler Setting
      • Instrument Setting
      • Miscellaneous Setting
      • Automation Clip Setting
      • Layer Setting
      • Plugin Window Setting
    • Piano Roll
      • Piano Roll Arpeggiator
      • Piano Roll Articulator
      • Piano Roll Chopper
      • Piano Roll Claw Machine
      • Piano Roll Flam Tool
      • Piano Roll Flip Tool
      • Piano Roll LFO Tool
      • Piano Roll Key Limiter Tool
      • Piano Roll Menu
      • Import MIDI Data Dialog
      • Piano Roll Quantizer
      • Piano Roll Randomizer
      • Riff Machine
      • Piano Roll Scale Level Tool
      • Piano Roll Strum Tool
    • Playlist
      • Patterns
      • Audio Clips
      • Automation Clips
      • Performance Mode
    • Instrument / Generator Plugins
      • We explore all the instruments FL studio has to offer, which are too many to list here!
    • Mixer & Mixing
      • We dive deep into the vast mixing tools that come with FL Studio, which are too many to list here!
    • Installing & Using VST / AU Plugins
    • Recording: Audio, Notes & Automation
      • Audio Recording
      • Audio Interfaces (USB Microphones)
      • Note Recording
      • Note Step Entry
      • Automation Recording
      • Linking USB/MIDI Controllers
      • MIDI Scripting
      • Preconfigured Controllers (USB/MIDI)
      • Linking Internal Controller Plugins
      • Mapping Formula
      • Automation Clips
      • Automation Event Editor
      • LFO Tool
      • Scale Levels Tool
      • Import MIDI Data Tool
    • Edison Wave Editor & Recorder
      • Edison: Sample Properties
      • Edison: Amp Tool
      • Edison: Blur Tool
      • Edison: Convolution / Reverb Tool
      • Edison: Claw Machine Tool
      • Edison: Drum Tool
      • Edison: Equalize Tool
      • Edison: Noise Removal Tool
      • Edison: Script Tool
      • Edison: Time Stretch / Pitch Shift Tool
      • Edison: Tune Loop Tool
    • ReWire Support
      • Client Mode
      • Host Mode
    • FL Studio as a Plugin (VST / AU)
      • FL Studio as a Plugin (VST or AU)

 

 

36 Hours | In-Person: $1199 + $100 Registration Fee | Live Online (33% Off)

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    Testimonials

    Instructor is very knowledgeable of the ins/outs of the DAW. Our class was very small which allowed for individual instruction and guidance as well. Concluding the course, I feel way more comfortable maneuvering through the DAW and applying other concepts using the system.

    Jonelle Mazell

    It was a pleasure and honor learning from such talented and real people. People that are actually out there themselves practicing what they preach!

    Bradley Parsons

    As a songwriter/producer I relied heavily on engineers for recording and mixing if I wanted to get my tracks sounding like masters. I always wanted to do more myself but struggled to learn anything watching an engineer zip around at 1000 mph! Then I found Garnish and did their course. It was exactly what I needed, we covered everything I was unsure of in the past from using buses properly, EQ, audio compression and using specialist mastering plugins. Everything was explained and demonstrated in a way I understood. I never thought I'd ever be able get such great sounding tracks doing everything myself.

    Ben Cullum

    Fantastic facilities and expert tuition from top class engineers/producers! Will defo be back for the Mixing and mastering Course.

    Mark Tomlinson

    I wasn't sure I would learn much from this course, having spent a lot of time reading about production, mixing and mastering, but the insight of experienced professionals (who are also great instructors) filled in countless gaps for me - making it plain I have to re-visit lots of my work which I thought I'd made the most of, but hadn't.

    Rob Mills

    Wide spectrum of knowledge and expertise in modern music trick-nology. Industry recognized instructors that talk the talk and can walk the walk. Don't think twice book a course with the GMP!

    Nick Burns

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