
“Being from a songwriting and artist background, I was keen to learn the production side. The instructors were amazing, and I felt they explained things in a language I could understand. Now I am zipping around it almost as comfortably as I am when writing a song!”
Natasha Bedingfield
Your own completed project, a curated portfolio of your work, and a certificate - the year is built around what you are making, not around a syllabus you sit through.
Never more than ten students, so every session is hands-on and every project gets attention.
Yes. Every session runs in person and live online at the same time, so you join whichever suits you and can switch between them.
No. The Academy opens at the fundamentals and builds through production, sound design, mixing and mastering to the business side - self-taught producers use it to fill the gaps, beginners use it as the whole road.
The tuition for this campus is stated on this page, just above the call to action, with the registration fee and the early-booking discount.
A year, at 360 hours of instruction. The schedule skips the major holidays, so the year is designed to be finishable alongside a life.
A mix is not a set of static positions. Fader rides, send moves, section steps and the four automation modes - plus the override that catches everyone.
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