Learn how to create EDM or Big Room like artists like Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike. From crafting big leads & melodies to creating build-ups & the right drum patterns. Each lesson is carefully structured to help you build an EDM track from scratch. Download the EDM sample pack and get started right away!
Learn how to create Afro House like artists such as Keinemusik. From crafting the iconic dynamic drum patterns and soulful basslines to adding atmospheric effects and vocal elements. Each lesson is carefully structured to help you build an Afro House track from scratch. Download the Afro House sample pack and get started right away!
Most musicians simply choose the auto master option and cross their fingers that Ozone will magically transform their mix into a world-class hit. Unfortunately, simply balancing the frequency response and dynamics to match popular tracks deos not produce professional results. I deeply believe that the knowledge I will share with you will allow you not only to significantly improve the settings suggested by the Mastering Assistant, but also to be able to solve many different problems use all modules creatively to achieve professional results!
Ever wondered how to start making music without expensive gear or years of training? GarageBand is one of the simplest ways to begin exploring music production, and this course is your first step. During the course, you’ll learn how to record ideas, explore instruments, and arrange tracks inside GarageBand. You’ll experiment with guitars, bass, drums, MIDI editing, loops, and vocals, while also picking up the basics of chords and songwriting. Each lesson shows you practical techniques you can try immediately—whether it’s adding a drumbeat, adjusting track settings, or layering a melody. This isn’t about creating a perfect or professional production. Instead, the goal is to get comfortable experimenting with music, understand how the tools work, and enjoy the process of sketching out song ideas. You’ll learn step by step, building confidence as you explore. No music theory or production background is required. All you need is an iPad or Mac with GarageBand installed. If you’re a beginner, a hobbyist, or just someone curious about trying music production for the first time, this course will help you get started in a fun and approachable way.
Have you ever wanted to create your own music but felt overwhelmed by complicated software and confusing tutorials? This course is designed to make music production in FL Studio simple, fun, and easy to understand. Whether you want to produce beats, electronic music, or full songs, this course will guide you step by step through the process of turning your ideas into finished tracks. FL Studio is one of the most popular and beginner-friendly digital audio workstations in the world, used by producers in every genre from hip-hop and EDM to pop and lo-fi. In this course, you will discover how to use its powerful tools to start making music right away. We will begin with the basics of setting up the software and understanding the workspace. From there, we will explore how to create melodies, build drum patterns, arrange a track, and add effects to make your music sound professional.
This Sonic Academy Tech Tip will expand Ableton Live for you. We show you how to add and use a third-party VST Vocoder (TAL Vocoder), vocode audio tracks and use a MIDI track to change the pitch of the notes.
Join veteran Groove3 instructor Gary Hiebner for a comprehensive Studio One video course on using MIDI. If you’ve never used MIDI in Studio One before, this is the course to start with. Not only will you learn how to set up your MIDI devices (keyboards, pads, etc.) and get them working properly in Studio One, but you’ll also learn tons of useful tips on recording and editing MIDI data, helpful S1 features like the Chord Track, using drum maps and patterns, adding MIDI automation, and much more! These Studio One videos are designed for Studio One users that are new to the subject of MIDI. Gary welcomes you to the course and begins by showing you how to properly set up your MIDI devices in Studio One, such as MIDI keyboards, drum pads, or other controllers. You’ll then learn how to create instruments and assign MIDI controllers to them, so you’ll be ready to go. This is followed by a look at some MIDI editing tools that you can use to tweak your MIDI performances, such as adjusting the position and velocities (volumes) of notes.
