The Release-Ready Blueprint is an online course designed to get your songs Radio-Ready! From drums to vocals to guitars and synths, I leave nothing out!

Inside The Release-Ready Blueprint, you get access to not 1, but 2 of my flagship courses!
 
Course #1: Basic to Pro Vocal Production Bootcamp

This is an entire 4-week, 17-video course completely dedicated to getting your vocals radio-ready!

Creatures returns to Producertech for his second Drum & Bass Course, this time focusing on the ever popular subgenre of Liquid, and he's gifted us with a plethora of tips and tricks for taking tracks to a professional level. This is an intermediate to advanced course, for those who are already well versed in music production and Drum & Bass; a straightforward course focused on providing the producer with a variety of techniques for embellishing and improving their tracks.

The course consists of four lessons, centred around four key areas: Musicality & Theory, Sampling & Sound Design, Developing the Track and finally the Arrangement. Combining all the knowledge from these modules leaves the producer with a fully formed and professional track.

Mastering Reverb: Techniques, Controls, Soundscapes

What you'll learn

Master essential reverb parameters and controls for creating immersive and realistic audio environments.
Explore advanced reverb techniques, such as modulation, pre-delay, and EQ shaping, to add depth and character to your mixes.
Learn how to use reverb creatively to enhance your productions, from subtle ambience to epic soundscapes.
Develop the skills to apply reverb effectively in mixing and sound design, achieving professional-quality results in your productions.

Mixing Accelerator System. Learn how to mix any track like the pros!

This Mixing Accelerator System will teach you the easy repeatable system that pro engineers use on a daily basis to achieve a consistent, quality sound for every mix.

Includes templates for Logic, FL Studio, Protools, Studio one and Ableton.

Comprehensive Course to Self-Prepare Grade 1 Music Theory!

What you'll learn

Score well in TCL Grade 1 Music Theory Exam
Learn how to write stave notations
Learn fundamental music theory concepts such as: Clefs, Note Values, Time Signatures, etc.
Complete the entire Trinity Theory Workbook
Solve Practice Papers from past years
Get better understanding of your instrument

Are you ready to take the plunge and start making music on your iPad? Then you absolutely need this course! Logic Pro expert Eli Krantzberg walks you through an incredibly comprehensive Logic Pro for iPad video tutorial course - from setting up your audio interface to recording, VIs and audio, mixing, using automation and effects, programming beats/using loops, and much more! By the time you're done, you'll be armed with the knowledge to create a full-fledged professional-sounding production anywhere you are! These videos are for new Logic Pro for iPad users.

Eli starts at the source by showing you how to hook up an audio interface and MIDI controller to your iPad, along with explaining where your files will be stored and the process of creating new projects, including loading new sounds, basic project settings, and more. Then you'll get a nice, detailed tour of the interface, so you'll know exactly where everything is located as we progress through the course.

If you've always felt a bit confused about compression, limiting, expansion, and other dynamic processors, look no further. In this audio dynamics video course, processing guru Alberto Schettino breaks down the topic of dynamics like never before, so you'll come away with a deep, thorough understanding that will serve you well for the rest of your musical career. Specifically, you'll learn about four major concepts related to dynamics - compression, limiting, expansion, and side-chaining - including explanations about their various parameters and practical tips and techniques for using them effectively. These videos are created for those new to the subject of dynamics.

Alberto begins by welcoming you and discussing the aim and focus of the course, so you'll know what you can expect to glean. After that, he starts with the most common dynamics processor of all: the compressor. From threshold to attack/release, make-up gain, and more, you'll learn the ins and outs of this ubiquitous effect that's used as often for its tonal-shaping qualities as it is its utilitarian ones.

Ever wonder what it's like to mix one of the best drummers in metal, Mario Duplantier? You're about to find out!

In this clip from his Nail The Mix session, Logan Mader takes the already-amazing snare sound from "Toxic Garbage Island" by Gojira and polishes it to perfection.

He uses Pro Tools, Metric Halo Transient Control and Metric Halo Channel Strip 3

Guitarists are notoriously bad readers, or, in most cases, can’t read at all. It’s just not the way most guitar players learn to play. Because of this, guitar players are usually intimidated by the very idea of reading. Reading a chord chart is the minimal reading skill any musician should have and it’s well within your reach, even if you have never tried to read.

A chord chart is a basic roadmap of a song that musicians can use to quickly learn and perform a song correctly. It is a minimal representation of a song that usually fits on one or two pages. It usually has these components:

Learn to read music quickly, using some 'cheater notes' and the alphabet.

What you'll learn

Learn how to read music notes quickly
Understand how the treble and bass clefs are designed to help note reading
Use the alphabet to quickly identify notes
Understand how to go beyond the main lines to read any notes!