Hip Hop Production Class | Los Angeles
Course — Los Angeles

Hip Hop Production Class | Los Angeles

At a glance
Duration
24 hours
Format
In-person in Los Angeles
Golden-era grooves to trap and lo-fi in 24 hours - the sounds behind Travis Scott, Post Malone and Future. Eight students max.

Hip Hop Production Course

Master contemporary Hip Hop Production in this 24-hour course, exploring the sounds of platinum artists like Travis Scott, Post Malone, and Future. Learn from experts to create original beats, from golden era grooves to trap and Lo-Fi, elevating your tracks to pro levels.

Who is this course for?

  • →Aspiring Producers who wants a deep dive into the world of Hip Hop Production or fill any gaps in their knowledge
  • →Rappers, Artists looking to make their own beats and take control of their musical vision
  • →Engineers who wants their mixes to hit hard with a huge low end, at the same time translate on all speaker systems
  • →Musicians interested in learning about Sampling & creative Sound Design specifically for Hip Hop Production

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Course Highlights

  • →24 hours of world-class training in Beat Making, Sampling & Sound Design
  • →Analyze & Create various sub genres of Hip Hop
  • →Working with Rap Vocals
  • →Hands on instruction in focused limited class sizes
  • →Mixing & Mastering tips for Hip Hop Production
  • →Free Garnish Sample libraries & discounted software from our partners like Arturia

Prerequisites

If not, consider joining our Ableton or Logic Production Programs or taking a DAW course with us first. Contact us if you have any questions.

Why choose Hip Hop Production course at Garnish?

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Real-time Feedback & Collaboration ✓ ✕
Fully Equipped Pro ✓ ✕
Ableton & Apple Certified Training Center ✓ ✕
Award Winning Instructors ✓ ✕
Exclusive LA Events & Master Classes ✓ ✕

Meet Our World-class Instructors

Our instructor roster ranges from Multi-Platinum Songwriters and Producers to rising LA Hitmakers and Artists

Our Students Say. . .

“I greatly appreciated his mentorship and would like to book more sessions sometime in the future. I have done private tutoring sessions with other music producers in the past and they were way less skilled at teaching, so I am grateful.”

Katherine Robertson

Tuition

Hip Hop Production (24 Hrs)

$2,250 Tuition + $300 Registration Fee

Enroll now — max 8 spots!

Enrollment Steps

  1. 01Pay $300 Registration Fee to reserve.
  2. 02Pay tuition $2,250 to enroll, get welcome packet. All major credit cards accepted.

Ready to get started?

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