Beatmaking
On the course you will receive a production base. You will write up to 7 beats in FL Studio, learn life hacks from top beatmakers, learn how to promote music and work with artists.
What does a beatmaker do?
The beatmaker creates the musical basis of the track: structure, rhythm, harmony. Often he mixes the artist’s vocals with the beat, adjusts the volume and purity of the sound. If you want to put a track on repeat and send it to your friends, it’s the merit of the beatmaker.
You can make money from this if you sell the rights to the beats. Over time, you will get better at it, you will be able to increase the price tag on your work and produce entire albums. And if you want, start a solo career.
After the course you will be able
Join the community
The course will introduce you to a large music community. You will be able to make connections and do collaborations. For example, write a full-fledged song together with a songwriter or release a joint track with a music producer.
Make money from music
During your training, you will learn how to promote creativity and monetize it. You will be able to sell your beats to artists – for example, post them on music
Collaborate with artists
Collect a portfolio and be able to offer your services to musicians. Over time, you will gain experience and get the opportunity to make music with major producers.
There are 4 courses waiting for you where you will learn how to write beats in FL Studio and monetize music. Additionally, you will learn the secrets of creating tracks from professional producers.
Who is the course suitable for?
For those who want to become a beatmaker
Get familiar with the program’s interface and learn how to create simple and complex beats. An attentive teacher will support you: will help you correct mistakes, not lose motivation and not quit beatmaking after a week.
Sound producers, composers and drummers
You will master beatmaking at a basic level, receive individual feedback from the teacher and tips for further development. You will be able to record and digitize your parts for compositions yourself.