Studio Vocal Production Course
Our 24-hour Studio Vocal Production course teaches you to perform, record, produce and mix studio-quality vocals. Transform your songs with perfectly tuned, release-ready vocals. Learn microphone techniques, craft genre-specific background vocal parts, and master coaching performers, whether you're an artist or producer. No singing is required for enrolling or learning studio vocal production.
Who is this course for?
- →Aspiring Artists & Songwriters who wishes to create their own release-ready songs
- →Music Producers & DJs looking to learn the secrets to studio vocal production
- →Vocalists who want formal training, master microphone and recording techniques from Billboard chart-topping hitmakers
- →Musicians setting up their project studios, cutting their own demos and offering online services to music clients
Course Highlights
- →24 hours of world-class training in performance, mic technique, studio vocal production, arrangement and vocal mixing
- →Billboard chart-topping instructors teach in focused limited class sizes (max 8 students)
- →Classes in state of the art studios (See gear list in syllabus section)
- →Discounted software from our partners like Arturia and FabFilter
Prerequisites
Laptop with your choice of DAW and its operation. Click link to buy Ableton Live, Logic Pro or Pro Tools.
If not, join our Ableton Live or Logic Pro courses. Contact us if you have any questions. This class is also included in our comprehensive LA Music Production Academy, SongCraft & SongCraft Production Program .
Why choose Studio Vocal Production at Garnish?
Studio Vocal Production (24 Hrs):
$2250 Tuition + $300 Registration Fee
Enroll Now—max 8 spots!
Enrollment Steps
1. Pay $300 Registration Fee to reserve. Typically Tue/Thu or Thu/Sat—Ask for schedule options.
2. Pay tuition $2250 to enroll, get welcome packet. All major credit cards accepted.
Meet Our World-Class Instructors
Our instructor roster ranges from Multi-Platinum Songwriters and Producers to rising LA Hitmakers and Artists
Studio Vocal Production Syllabus
Music Technology & Business are constantly evolving. Our curriculums are routinely updated to give you the best experience.
Our Students Say. . .
“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
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