
Next Cohort: Jan 4, 2027 | Spots Limited
5 Essentials for the modern producer/songwriter. Realtime feedback from chart topping mentors.
Transform your initial spark of inspiration into polished, release-ready songs in our Producer Program. Master music production with LA's multi-platinum hitmakers in pop, urban and electronic music.


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

"Everything went really well in Ibiza this time and I had so much fun! I am so glad you taught me, you're the best xoxo" Paris Hilton (Garnish DJ Program)
“My songs that were already finished were improved significantly, when I didn't think there was much room to improve. My writing ability and originality also increased. Casey is patient, but also honest, and it's exactly what I needed to get my music to another level. She was always open to hear original songs and give feedback, and was very good with answering questions even if they were asked more than once. If I could take the course myself again I totally would.”
Evan Frazer
$5,550 Tuition + $300 Registration
Advanced Modules Discounted to $1,550
Next Cohort: Jan 4, 2027
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A Logic user's take on learning Ableton Live - why it gets results faster, and how the two work together when rewired.
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Read →Mixing Music with Creative FX | Mixing Desk by Mr Steve Powell The signal chain is something always at work whether you’re in the studio, playing around with beats on the computer at home or playing a synthesiser live at a gig. If you are purely a performer, your worry with the signal chain ends whe
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