Industry Diploma | London
Course — London

Industry Diploma | London

  • Logic Pro
  • Ableton Live
  • Sound Design & Synthesis
  • Audio Engineering
  • Music Theory
  • Songwriting
  • Mixing & Mastering
  • Music Business
London is where Garnish began, and the Industry Diploma here is taught by producers working in the city's studios, clubs and labels. Groups are small, classes are hands-on, and the same course runs live online for students elsewhere in the UK and Europe.
Curriculum

Program modules.

From the blog

Navigation Basics for Logic Pro

A ground-up tour of the Logic Pro control bar - the Library, Inspector, Smart Controls, Mixer and Editors - with a demo project to practise on.

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Pete Waidson & Michael ‘The Fox’ Gleeson – Toolroom records release

In January 2013 Garnish Music Production School learners Pete Waidson (Mixing course) and Michael 'The Fox' Gleeson (Ableton course) had their first release on Toolroom Records entitled 'Interferon' which had huge support from label boss Mark Knight, as well as regular plays from Stefano Noferini, A

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1994 - A Great Year for Dance Music

Whilst sitting reading the latest music news in Garnish HQ, it became more and more apparent what a special year 1994 was for British dance music. With so many clubs, labels and promotions celebrating 20 years in the game during 2014, it’s pretty obvious that something special was stirring in the wa

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Latest Success Story – Dorbachov

We love an alumni success story, and Damien O'Reilly aka Dorbachov shares his accelerated journey from complete novice on our beginners Logic course just last year to professional producer and remixer this year! "I started my journey into production a little over a year ago. Having toyed with the id

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360-Degree Video Footage Of A Class

Samsung asked us if we'd like to borrow one of their prototype 360-degree cameras. We said yes and it didn't take us long to decide what to do with it! It's sphere-shaped device with a front and back lens.

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Capture with Push

Capture retroactively records the MIDI you just played, so an improvisation you never hit record for isn't lost. How it works, and its limits.

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