
Unlock your creative potential at Garnish Los Angeles in our 24 Hr. Ableton Live Course. Since its release, Ableton has revolutionized music production providing users with a creative ‘jamming’ tool to quickly develop and evolve ideas into finished productions.
Who is this course for?
“I needed to brush up on something, so I called Garnish, as they have the best instructors” – Jamie Jones


Laptop with Ableton software installed
You can purchase Ableton here. This class is also included in our comprehensive Production Program
Contact us if you have any questions.
Our instructor roster ranges from Multi-Platinum Songwriters and Producers to rising LA Hitmakers and Artists.
“I wouldn't change a thing about this course. It was ten times better than I expected it to be. The instructor was incredibly informative and kept things fun. I've played with software for a couple of years and thought I got most of the basics down but I definitely was wrong. Great course! I would definitely recommend this course to anybody wanting to learn the production side of music. It was incredibly helpful and left me inspired to make tracks 24/7.”
Kristina Bialkowski
No. The course is a hands-on introduction, built from our full Electronic Music Producer Program and streamlined - it starts at the interface and finishes with you arranging your own tracks.
Either. The course supports Ableton on both, so bring whichever you work on.
A laptop with Ableton installed - a free 30-day trial of Suite is enough to start. Headphones and MIDI keyboards are available to use in class.
The Ableton Live Class runs 24 hours. Tuition at Garnish Los Angeles: $2250 Tuition + $300 Registration Fee.
The Ableton Live Class is taught in person at Garnish Los Angeles. Online, we teach it one-to-one - ask admissions about private instruction.
Yes. The Ableton Live Class can be taught one-to-one, in person in Los Angeles or online, built around your own projects - ask admissions about private instruction.
$2,250 Tuition + $300 Registration Fee
Enroll now — max 8 spots!
Racks past the basics. Key and velocity zones, chain select, macro variations as snapshots, randomising macros, and extracting a chain back out.
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