The courses are excellent The courses are excellent, but I can't recommend enough the chance to work with an industry professional mentor on your chosen subject. It's light years beyond digging around on YouTube for free content that may or may not have been posted for views rather than actual usefulness. Very happy.

They genuinely care about music education I cannot say enough good things about Soundfly. The sales team isn't pushy and takes the time to understand your goals in order to assign you the mentor best tailored to your needs. My mentor wasn't just knowledgeable but also genuinely cared about teaching. Soundfly mentorship expedited my learning tenfold from YouTube videos, without the price tag of a formal learning institution.

New perspectives to song writing and production I did a 4 week mentorship with Ian Prince. I brought a few song drafts to our intro session and we narrowed down to one track to focus on for the duration of the mentorship. What an absolute joy it was having him as a teacher. He provided such wisdom, insight, and actionable feedback, and opened my ears and mind to new ways of approaching structure, writing, production, and sonic depth. He guided me through the tools with a very hands-on approach, demoing/screensharing stuff live, and even helped me with specific elements by singing or improving instrumentation examples over my existing tracks. The specificity and concrete demos really helped me understand what he was talking about, in addition to his clear communication even about more abstract elements and concepts. He was so approachable and incredibly generous with his time, and I truly felt inspired throughout the process.

Complete waste of time, Unprofessional, false advertising Complete waste of time, they keep saying they're going to set you up with top mentors and talent and then they pick somebody that's less talented they don't give you a way to contact that person, they keep trying to sell you their monthly system of which they're going to take forever to teach you something versus learn the things that you want to learn or be mentored on the things that you want to learn. When you give them feedback they're like little kindergarten babies they get all upset because you're not doing everything they want and they're not making money. The main guy works out of a little tiny apartment trying to network I guess with these top talents that he claims he has and yet you can never get to any of the top talents, at least I couldn't and I tried for over a week. Don't waste your time, anybody that has that level of unprofessionalism, can't take feedback can't communicate is not worth the time of day. You can't buy back time and this guy just wastes it. His reply shows his unprofessionalism. I never harassed them I sent an email saying I was discouraged with the fact that every day he sent me emails saying he was going to set me up with somebody and never did. And then when we talked on the phone we had a very nice conversation until the point he then abruptly interrupted the nice conversation and said geez you’re just not good enough for us. He’s unprofessional, the whole thing is a stack of cards with a lot of fancy upfront graphics, but basically they’re trying to sell you stuff and they really don’t care about you is what I learned from the way that they acted. If they truly had good customer service and cared about people they would’ve not react this way. For him now to defend me because I told the truth the hell they acted as a company and acted in providing with their advertising, by not providing with their advertising, shows their true colors. If you wanna waste your time with these people you’ll find out it’s the same

Loved Soundfly and Look Forward to Coming Back I joined for 2 months specifically to do their Intro to Logic Pro X course and found it well worth my time and money. I'd been using Logic for 6 months prior but the course really leveled up my skills. Martin the teacher did a great job with the material without it ever feeling spoon-fed - in fact just watching him move his way around Logic taught me a ton in and of itself. Now, I've dropped my membership while I do a pair of courses elsewhere - but I'll be back when I'm done with those as I'm excited by their courses on production, use of chords and beat making.