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2019
A) Producer in Ableton: Monday to Friday | July 15 - August 9 | 10a - 2.15p
B) Producer in Logic: Monday to Friday | July 15 - August 9 | 2.30p - 6.45p
C) Producer in Logic: Monday to Friday | August 12 - September 6 | 10a - 2.15p
D) Producer in Ableton: Monday to Friday | August 12 - September 6 | 2.30p - 6.45p
“It was great and totally hands-on. I understood exactly what I needed, and the instructor was patient, quick, totally sorted out my computer as well. I like that I was able to use the time I had in LA to learn something I have been wanting to for a while. When I started my conversation with admissions, I was quite confused, but he sorted me out. I think for someone who might be trying to make their mind up, the guidance provided by the school could be very helpful in planning their moves!”
Anushka Manchanda
No - it's optional and billed separately, so students who skip it aren't paying for something they don't use.
Yes - a 40% EDU discount on Ableton software. Apple doesn't offer student discounts on Logic Pro, though it's relatively affordable already.
Camp 1 is based in Ableton Live and suits DJs moving into producing their own electronic music; Camp 2 is based in Logic Pro and suits singer-songwriters and pop producers, and includes the official Apple Logic Pro certification exam.
Yes - you'll compose, mix and master your own track, aiming for something genuinely ready for the dance floor or radio.
Not necessarily - you can bring your own, or hire a fully loaded school iMac for a $149 supplement.
80 hours, available in-person or via online remote attendance.
80 Hours | In-Person: $29,999 | Online Remote Attendance: $9,999
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