Masterclasses & coaching
Production, mixing, working method. We pass on what we do every day, using your own tracks.
You learn faster on your own track.
Our masterclasses start from your music. We go through your project, take apart a production you admire, and work on the techniques your track actually needs: writing, arrangement, sound design, mixing method.
The format follows. One to one, a small group of no more than three, or a studio workshop with the whole group, writing live and co-producing with the people in the room.
Coaching carries that on over time: a regular session on your own project, to fix what's wrong with the production, improve the way you work, and finish your tracks.
Your project first
You send us one or two tracks and what you want to get out of it. The session is built around what your music needs.
The session
Analysis, taking a reference apart, demonstrating techniques, working live in your own session. You drive, we correct.
Written feedback
You leave with notes, annotated settings and a set of exercises pitched at your level.
Follow-up
In coaching, we meet on a regular rhythm to move your project along until the tracks are finished.
Controllers
- Ableton Push 2Production controller
- Allen & Heath Xone:K2MIDI controller
Instruments & machines
- Roland TR-8SDrum machine
- Behringer Model DMonophonic analogue synth
- Behringer TD-3Analogue bass synth
Monitoring
- Neumann KH 310Active three-way monitors
- Zaor Miza Stand V36Decoupled stands
Interface & headphones
- Focusrite 18i2018-in / 20-out interface
- ART HeadAmp 6 ProSix-way headphone distribution
- Beyerdynamic DT-770 (×3)Monitoring headphones
The studio grows project by project. When a session calls for a room or an instrument we don't have, we rent what's needed and handle the logistics.
One to one, or in a group?
Both. One to one to move your own project forward, in a small group of no more than three to share the feedback, or as a full-day studio workshop.
What level do I need to be at?
Anywhere from a motivated beginner to a working producer. The session starts from your music and what you want, and the content follows your actual level.
Which software do you work in?
Yours — Ableton Live, Logic, FL Studio or anything else. The method matters more than the software, and it carries across.
Do you teach remotely?
Yes, over video with screen and session sharing. The studio workshops happen in the room, in Angers, Brussels or Berlin.
Tell us about your project.
We take on a limited number of projects each season. We read everything that comes in.