Devotion Learn

Met Brian at a
group at TekServe (NYC), and got to talking with him
about his school and courses. I asked if they do private lessons that would allow an individual to go over their exact sticking points.
For me it was mostly about how to get my tracks from «decent rough mix» to a what you would expect to hear
from a professionally released track.
Exchanged a few emails with Brian about what I wanted to go over along with what he felt I should know about.
While Brian is very knowledgeable he is easy to learn from and doesn’t whiz thru things at 100 mph.
We started out organizing my track, looking at each of the parts invdividually.
For me I learned a great deal in our 3 hour session. Yes I was doing some things right but was doing things wrong as well.
I now have a good version of my project I use going forward and can apply my new found logic to existing tracks that need some polish., Brian also advised me what I can do
going forward to get the sound I’m after — this would be investing in 3^rd party plugins, and upgraded monitors.
If you’re brand new to producing one of Devotion Learn’s classes might be a better fit. For me I had questions about mixing, mastering, sound design, etc and Brian was happy to accommodate.
All in all great stuff.

The first Ableton Certified Training Center in Brooklyn. Classes also include Pro Tools, Logic, Synthesis, Mixing & Mastering, DIY Electronics, Max/​MSP, and more. Expert, experience instructors, small class sizes, very affordable.