Rhythm Section Programming Course | Sydney
Rhythm Section Programming
Sydney students take the Rhythm Section Programming Course in a small class at our studio, or live online in the same session, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse, taught by producers working in the Australian scene.
Drumming Insights
- →Step into the mindset of a drummer. Explore the art of crafting realistic drum patterns and fills that groove with authenticity, adding a rhythmic heartbeat to your music.
Guitar and Bass
- →Elevate your stringed instrument programming to new heights. Learn techniques to infuse your guitar and bass parts with musicality, creating layers that complement and enrich the overall sound.
Session Musician Secrets
- →Peek behind the curtain of top session musicians. Understand how they approach their instruments, picking up invaluable tips to infuse your production with the finesse and expression that sets the pros apart.
Rhythm Section Mastery
- →Uncover the secrets of the rhythm section—the backbone of your beat. Master the essential building blocks that bind your music together, creating a solid foundation that propels your compositions forward.
What our students say.
“I came into the program with no idea how to work Logic, and after the intensive week, I worked out programming beats, using loops and samples…I feel like I can take my music to the next level now. Thanks :)”
Christy Thompson
Instructors
Questions we hear a lot.
Realistic drum programming, musical guitar and bass writing, session musician insights, and the fundamentals that hold a rhythm section together.
18 hours.
Yes - 11 hours through the Rhythm Section Programming Private Instruction page.
It's about programming drums, bass and guitar so they sound like a real rhythm section played them, instead of an obviously quantized grid.
Use the "Connect" button to request schedule information, and a placement expert will follow up within a business day.
No - it's about production technique and mindset, not live performance skill.
$799 + $100 Registration if booked 14 days before start or $999 + $200 Registration
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