
Introducing our flagship Ableton Producer Program. The best way to learn anything is in smaller classes - and that’s just what we promise in this engaging and interactive 36-hour course - that will get you making music that you love using Ableton Live.
"I needed to brush up on something, so I called Garnish, as they have the best instructors" - Jamie Jones
Ableton has become incredibly popular, incredibly quickly. Adjectives like ‘revolutionary’ and ‘mould-breaking’ have become regularly associated with it. Excitingly, it provides users with what is effectively a creative ‘jamming’ tool to quickly develop ideas, a technique that’s popular with top-liners, electronic music producers and DJs. The course is designed to suit beginners, but is also perfect for self-taught users keen to enhance what they’ve already learned.
We’re proud to be the only Ableton- and Apple-certified training center in Miami, and we offer an exciting roster of experienced, Ableton-certified instructors with years of success under their belts. They all have great knowledge, practical tips and advice to share as an integral part of our engaging, interactive course. This gives you a seriously competitive real-world and up-to-the-minute edge over those trying to learn these skills from books and videos. We haven’t forgotten that learning should be a FUN experience - and all of our instructors know how to engage with the class. PC user? No need to worry, Ableton runs in a very similar way on Mac and PC.
Whilst many students prefer to use their own laptops on courses, we have also created the opportunity to hire a new iMac that sports the newest version of the Ableton Live Suite - simply add a supplement of $75 to the course price. We can provide controller keyboards and headphones as needed – as well as make space for your own machines. All those enrolled with us get a 40% EDU discount on Ableton software. Once you’re enrolled, purchase Ableton here and then we’ll show you how to get your discount.
We wanted to make our courses flexible. If a student misses a session, we have built in the possibility to repeat it, free of charge - and that will normally be on the student’s first choice cycle. Where possible, we keep an ‘open door’ policy for our former students.

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