
“I always had to rely on others help to get reasonable sounding demos for my songs. Now I can take an idea all the way to a finished record myself.”
Lauren Rogers
Yes - it starts from the ground up, and it is drawn from our Pop Music Producer Program so it goes well beyond the basics.
Yes - every session runs in person in New York or Live Online, and you can join the same class either way.
36 hours, taken over 6, 9 or 12 sessions to suit your schedule.
Apple T3-certified instructors - we have run Apple-backed Logic Pro training since 2010.
$1,799 if booked 14 days ahead, or $2,099 otherwise, plus a $200 registration fee.
Finished tracks you produced and mixed yourself, not half-built projects.
36 hours - $1,799 (14+ days out) / $2,099 otherwise, + $200 registration
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