Ableton Production Program | Los Angeles
Ableton Production Program
Our Ableton Production Program offers 120 hrs of hands-on training in Ableton Live, Sound Design, Mixing & Mastering. Dive into Ableton Suite’s add-ons and Max4Live devices in focused compact groups (max 8 students). Earn your certificate and create release-ready music in cutting-edge studios.
Who is this course for?
- →Aspiring Electronic Artists & DJs ready to dive into music production and build a strong foundation in Ableton Live
- →Songwriters & Producers looking to master Sound Design & Mixing to make them release ready
- →Experienced music makers looking to adapt a streamlined creative workflow and fill any knowledge gaps
“I needed to brush up on something, so I called Garnish, as they have the best instructors” – Jamie Jones
Course Highlights
- →120 Hrs. of world-class training in Ableton Track Production, Music Theory, Sound Design, Hit Songwriting, Vocal Production and Mixing
- →Grammy Nominated, Billboard Chart topping instructors teach in limited class sizes for focused attention
- →50% discount on Ableton Live Suite, Free and discounted sample libraries & software from our partners like Arturia
Prerequisites
- →Laptop with Ableton Suite software installed
- →Headphones
Purchase Ableton at 50% discount here. This class is also included in our 360 Music Production Academy.
Contact us if you have any questions.
Why choose Ableton Production Program at Garnish?
Ableton Production Program (120 hours)
$5550 + $300 Registration
Next Cohort: Oct 5, 2026
Apply by Sept 7 for Early Bird $300 Discount—max 8 spots!
Registration Closes Sept 21
Enrollment Steps (1-2-3)
- →Pick your schedule: Tue/Thu 6:30PM–9:30 PM or Thu 6:30–9:30 PM + Sat 10 AM–1 PM (US Pacific Time)
- →Pay $300 Registration to reserve your spot
- →Pay remaining tuition $5550 by end of registration date to enroll and receive your welcome packet. All major credit cards accepted
Upcoming Classes
- →Oct 5, 2026 – Registration closes Sept 21, 2026. Early Bird ends Sept 7, 2026
Meet Our World-Class Instructors
Our instructor roster ranges from Multi-Platinum Songwriters and Producers to rising LA Hitmakers and Artists
Ableton Production Program Modules
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Music Technology & Business are constantly evolving. Our curriculums are routinely updated to give you the best experience.
Our Students Say. . .
“The course does a good job of expressing the importance of all aspects of music. Synthesis, business, phycology, marketing/branding are all building blocks of the aspiring musician pyramid. Armed with knowledge from each category (and of course good work ethic), anyone can navigate the long, crazy road to becoming a successful and happy musician.”
Daniel Ferenbach
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