Learn EDM Production, mixing, mastering, sound design, arrangement, plugins, techniques & more using any software or DAW
InstructorFuad Murad
Editorial course preview
These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This screenshot displays a digital audio workstation interface featuring a sidechain compressor plugin with specific settings for ratio, attack, and release.
This close-up view of the EQ Eight equalizer plugin displays the frequency spectrum analysis and adjustable parameters for shaping audio tones.
This image displays a standard digital audio workstation mixer view with various instrument channels and faders, partially covered by a red overlay stating no special gear is required.
The curriculum moves through essential stages including sound design, arrangement, drum and bass mixing, and final mastering.
Instruction includes fundamental audio concepts such as waveforms, frequencies, noise, and distortion.
Learners report high-quality demonstrations of how to apply various tools and techniques within a DAW.
Despite claims of DAW-agnosticism, the curriculum is heavily centered on Ableton Live and specific paid tools like Sylenth 1.
While targeting all levels, the heavy centering on Ableton Live may not align with all learners' software choices.