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Electronic Sound Art Course | Hong Kong
Course — Hongkong

Electronic Sound Art Course | Hong Kong

At a glance
Duration
36 hours
Format
In-person in Hongkong or Live Online
Included
A full year of Arturia software, free, for every Garnish student
You leave with
Your own sonic signature, shaped with precision rather than presets
Genres
House, Techno, Tech-House, EDM and bass
  • →Learn to step sequence from the pros
  • →Master creative use of digital effects to create exciting transitions
  • →Layer elements to create unique and massive drum sounds
  • →Make sub-shattering bass parts
In Hong Kong the Electronic Sound Art Course runs in small groups with industry-active instructors, taught in English, at our studio or live online in the same session, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse. Students join us from across the region. Discover qualities that distinguish us, here.
Testimonials

In our students' words.

“The course helped me learn exactly what I wanted to learn and more. It was super hands-on, which will help me retain what I learned in the course for a long time.”

Benjamin S Shirken

Instructors

James Ting
James Ting
Matthew Engst
Matthew Engst
Vision Wong
Vision Wong
Jamaal Taylor
Jamaal Taylor

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FAQs

Before you enrol.

Tuition

36 Hours | In-Person: $28,800

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