One Week Music Production Summer Camp
Course — London

One Week Music Production Summer Camp

Our one-week Music Production Summer Camp is a shorter version of our more comprehensive one-month music production summer camp , and is design specifically for our teen learners. Our production learners will still get a good feel of your their software, learn some sound design, mixing & mastering, music theory, songwriting, and even get an insight in to the modern music industry. Our DJ camp is focused on DJing electronic music, and the dance music industry. The Electronic Music Camp is based in Ableton Live 10, and is more popular with DJs who want to make the leap and produce their own electronic music. All Garnish learners qualify got a 40% discount on Ableton software. We will send you details shortly before the beginning of your camp. The Modern Music Camp is based in Logic Pro X, and is for aspiring singer/songwriters and producers of live/contemporary/pop music. There are no education discounts available for Logic, but it is one of the more affordable DAWs. The DJ Camp is for our next generation Superstar DJs, who want to learn how to DJ electronic music on industry standard Pioneer Nexus equipment. Are you ready to up your music game? Our superior roster of music production and DJ instructors are waiting to share their expertise and get you on your way to greatness! To be in the loop when we release more dates, sign up to our newsletter on the right. We don't send many, and we never share our data with anyone, ever.
London is where Garnish began, and the One Week Music Production Summer Camp 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.
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