
Elevate your music production, songwriting, and DJ skills with Grammy-nominated mentors at Garnish Music Production School Summer Camp in Los Angeles. Our 3-Week Summer Music Camp, originally designed for younger learners, has exploded in popularity among aspiring producers of all ages. Build rock-solid foundations in beat making, sampling, sound design, songwriting, vocal production, mixing, mastering, DJ performance, artist branding, and social media strategy. It's time to create, mix, master, and promote your original song right here in LA!
Who is this course for?
“I needed to brush up on something, so I called Garnish, as they have the best instructors” – Jamie Jones


You can purchase Ableton Live here. and Logic Pro here.
Contact us if you have any questions.
Our instructor roster ranges from Multi-Platinum Songwriters and Producers to rising LA Hitmakers and Artists
“The teachers were AMAZING. I learned so much. The class was small and dedicated and the teachers were great with explaining everything. I am so glad I took the course!”
Marisa Johnson
Music Production 1-5: DAW Basics, Audio and MIDI in Ableton, Logic or FL studio, Signal Flow, Plugins, Synthesis, Sound Design, Beat Making, MIDI Instruments, Sampling, Track Building
Students work with mentors from various disciplines- Music Production, Songwriting, Mixing, DJ etc in our state of the art studios. They can work on Summer Camp music projects, Create Social media content with friends or ask in depth questions about the Music Business.
It was originally designed for younger learners, but has become popular with aspiring producers of all ages.
3 weeks, Monday to Friday, 11am-3pm, with optional group mentoring in-studio from 3:30-5:30pm.
Music production, songwriting, vocal production, branding, social media strategy, DJ performance, mixing and mastering.
A laptop with your DAW and headphones for production; for DJ performance, a Pioneer/RekordBox account and two 32GB USBs.
$2,899 plus a $200 registration fee, with an early-bird discount if you apply by the deadline.
No more than 10 students, for individual attention from Grammy-nominated instructors.
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