
Our Music Production School Summer Camps have become popular for all age groups. You learn music production software inside out, then get to grips with synthesis and mixing, so by the end you will have a good understanding of programming drums, bass, editing vocals, sampling bits from other records, recording, mixing, creating your own unique sound, and get an insight into the music industry too. You will compose, mix and master your very own song, and by the end, it should be fit for the dance floor and/or radio!
Our Miami classes for the Music Production School Summer Camp 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.
Camp 1 is based in Ableton Live 10, and is more popular with DJs who want to make the leap and produce their own electronic music.
Camp 2 is based in Logic Pro, and is for aspiring singer/songwriters and producers of contemporary/pop music.
Students these days like to use their own laptops on our courses if they have them, so we have made space in our studios for people who wish to do just that, and altered the price structure keeping the course fee low, but have a supplement of $199 for those students who wish to hire a school iMac loaded with all the software required. Students with laptops need the latest version of their software installed and ready to go. Discover qualities that distinguish us, here.
Please add the learner's name and email address in the 'Additional Information' box at check out if they are different from the payer's. If there is less than one week before the start of your course, please contact us to ensure we still have availability before you book.
2027 | $1599
A) Electronic Music Production Camp in Ableton: Monday to Friday | June 14 - June 25 | 10a - 2p
B) Electronic Music Production Camp in Logic Pro: Monday to Friday | June 28 - July 9 | 10a - 2p
C) Electronic Music Production Camp in Ableton: Monday to Friday | July 12 - July 23 | 10a - 2p
Students these days like to use their own laptops on our courses if they have them, so we have made space in our studios for people who wish to do just that, and altered the price structure keeping the course fee low, but have a supplement of $199 for those students who wish to hire a school iMac loaded with all the software required. Students with laptops need the latest version of their software installed and ready to go.
“I learned so much. My music has been transformed and got much more complex and interesting. I feel more comfortable using the program and therefore am more likely to create”
Oscar Logeais
Your very own song, composed, mixed and mastered - and a working understanding of your software, synthesis, drums, bass, vocals, sampling, recording and mixing behind it.
Yes. Sessions run in person at this campus and live online at the same time, so you join whichever suits you.
Yes - ask admissions about private instruction and we will pair you with a specialist in this subject.
Bring one if you can, with your software installed; ask us about hiring a school machine if you would rather not.
No. The camps were built for younger producers and have become popular with every age group - anyone starting out is welcome.
The length is in the glance strip at the top of this page, and the tuition for this campus - with the registration fee and any early-booking rate - sits just above the call to action.
$1,999 per camp - 10% off the 2nd, 20% off the 3rd, 30% off the 4th
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