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Rhythm Section Programming Class | Miami
Course — Miami

Rhythm Section Programming Class | Miami

At a glance
Format
In-person in Miami or Live Online
You leave with
Programmed parts that sound played, not drawn in
No instrument needed
You are programming drums, guitar and bass - not learning to play them
Pairs with
Any production course - this is what stops a track sounding like a grid
Think like a drummer or a strummer: Program beats, riffs, and fills that sound like… well… beats, riffs, and fills.
Our Miami classes for the Rhythm Section Programming 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 collab software, Muse.
  • →Think like a drummer. Make realistic drum patterns and fills
  • →Make your guitar and bass parts more musical
  • →Learn how top session musicians approach their instruments
  • →Master the rhythm section: the building blocks of your beat
Testimonials

Student reviews.

“I work with some of the biggest music producers in the industry on a daily basis. Now I understand how they do what they do.”

Shaun Royer

Instructors

Meet some instructors.

Dave Garnish
Dave Garnish
Nico Luminous
Nico Luminous
Matthew Engst
Matthew Engst
Danl Goodman
Danl Goodman

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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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