Electronic Music Production Course | Lisbon
Overview
- →Advanced run-through of industry leading soft synths.
- →Drum programming in-depth.
- →A complete understanding of tones, processing, resampling and different effects.
- →Sound choice and genre production.
- →Arrangement techniques and components that create all parts of a song.
- →Course collaboration project - learning to work with other producers!
- →Business tips and Q&A.
Subtractive & Wavetable Synthesis
- →Understanding Oscillators, Filters, Wavetables, Envelopes & LFOs.
- →Achieving analog tones with digital soft synths of today.
- →Creating pads, basses and drums using subtractive synthesis.
- →Arpeggiating and advanced subtractive techniques.
- →Synth side-chaining, internal routing, layering & tuning oscillators.
- →Modulation and automation.
FM
- →Attaining club level sub-bass frequencies in your mixes.
- →Understanding the results of different tones and frequencies through the world of modulation.
Granular Synthesis
- →Randomness & control.
- →Achieving distinctive sounds by looping cycles of audio.
- →FX and rising techniques.
Track Mentoring Sessions
- →One to one mentoring and guidance on your masterpiece
What our students say.
“I came in knowing literally nothing and now I can make a quality track in just a day or two. Simple as that.”
Jason Heffler @fluenceemusic
Instructors
Questions we hear a lot.
The Electronic Music Production Course runs 36 hours. Tuition at Garnish Lisbon: 36 Hours - In-Person: €1299 + €100 Registration fee - Online Remote Attendance: €803.
Yes. The Electronic Music Production Course runs in person at Garnish Lisbon and live online in the same sessions, using our music collaboration software, Muse - you join whichever suits you.
Yes. The Electronic Music Production Course can be taught one-to-one, in person in Lisbon or online, built around your own projects - ask admissions about private instruction.
You should be comfortable in one already; this is about the music, not the software.
An advanced run-through of industry-leading soft synths, drum programming in depth, tone, processing and resampling, sound choice for your genre, and the arrangement techniques that make a whole song.
Yes - the course closes with a collaboration project, learning to work with other producers the way records actually get made.
36 Hours | In-Person: €1299 + €100 Registration fee | Online Remote Attendance: €803
Ready to get started?
InquireWhat makes Garnish different?
Granular: Grain Delay
The Grain Delay effect slices the input signal into tiny particles (grains) that are then individually delayed and can also have different pitches…
Read →Wave: Wavetable Categories
Unlike what we’ve seen in Analog that only uses a few basic waveforms as a source, Wavetable has two special type oscillators that contain hundreds of…
Read →FM: Making FM Drum Sounds
FM synthesis can be a powerful tool for creating drum sounds that are unique and dynamic. Here are some general tips to help you create your own FM drum…
Read →How to Set Up rekordbox and Take Your First Mix to the CDJs
Where DJs buy music, setting up rekordbox, fixing beat grids, the Camelot wheel, exporting to USB, and every control on a CDJ-3000 and a DJM mixer.
Read →What Live Does and Does Not Change
Ableton publishes exactly which operations in Live are bit-transparent and which alter the audio. Some of it is surprising, and all of it is worth knowing before you argue about it online.
Read →How to Record a DJ Mix, and Master It for Upload
Four ways to record a DJ mix, planning a set from rekordbox histories, how to review a mix, and mastering it to -10 LUFS for Mixcloud and SoundCloud.
Read →