Rhythm Section Programming Class | New York
Course — New York

Rhythm Section Programming Class | New York

At a glance
Format
In-person in New York or Live Online
Length
18 hours
You leave with
Programmed parts that sound played, not drawn in
No instrument needed
You are programming drums, guitar and bass - not learning to play them
Pairs with
Any production course - this is what stops a track sounding like a grid
Think like a drummer or a strummer: program beats, riffs, and fills that sound like real instruments. In-person in New York and Live Online.
In New York this course runs from our studios in Manhattan and Brooklyn, in small groups, with the option to join the very same sessions live online, using our specialist music collab software, Muse. Each class is taught by a producer working in the city's scene, so what you learn is what is being used in sessions right now.
Testimonials

In our students' words.

“This course is for anyone that wants to learn any style of production. The teachers are extremely versatile and can help you with all styles of electronic music.”

Zach Sternberg

FAQs

Before you enrol.

Tuition

18 hours - $799 + $100 registration (14+ days out) / $999 + $200 otherwise

Ready when you are.

Inquire
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