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Electronic Sound Art Class | Miami
Course — Miami

Electronic Sound Art Class | Miami

At a glance
Duration
18 hours
Format
In-person in Miami 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
Bend electronic instruments to your will: Create your sound in any DAW, and learn the tricks of the trade from House, Techno, Tech-House to EDM and Bass.
Our Miami classes for the Electronic Sound Art Class are small and hands-on, taught at our studio by producers active in the city's electronic, Latin and hip-hop scenes. If you would rather learn from home, the same sessions run live online with the same instructors and the same class size, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse.
  • →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
Overview Gear Advanced Synthesis Drum and Groove Drum Sounds Compositional Tools Mixing Considerations Advanced Editing Tweak It! Discover qualities that distinguish us, here.
Testimonials

Student reviews.

“Class sizes were perfect, so there was a great balance of one on one instruction and instruction on broad topics.”

Adam Booker

Instructors

Michael Cupino
Michael Cupino
Robert Dante
Robert Dante
Casey K
Casey K
Matthew Kratz (aka Kraddy)
Matthew Kratz (aka Kraddy)

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Questions

Common questions, answered.

Tuition

18 Hours | In-Person: $599 + $200 ($100 early bird) Registration Fee | 33% off Live Online

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