Awesome teacher with extremely well thought out content I was bit skeptical of paying for online courses due to some previous experiences with just poorly explained and executed training. This is none of those! Ive learned more in the songwriting course in the last month than I could in a couple years of trolling around random youtube videos. Every video has a wealth of information and tips from Anthony, who clearly cares deeply about these subjects and deeply explains the why of everything he shows you. The courses are very well thought out and have something for all skill levels. I recently just started going through the mixing course and its seriously impressive how fast you are learning things to drastically improve your songs immediately.

A great selection of courses to suit musicians and producers at every level Seed to Stage (S2S) offer a really nice range of courses covering all the basics which quickly take you to an advanced level. The amount of care and attention to detail in creating the course content is evident as soon as you start. I was looking for a course to improve my production skills and having stumbled across many S2S videos on YouTube they seemed like a good choice, and far more affordable than many of the more well-known courses. I opted for the 'Mixing and Mastering with Ableton' and the 'Song writing and Composition' courses. I have been using various DAWS for over 20 years so thought I was fairly knowledgeable on the various functions, but doing this course has shown me how many little things you miss when you are self-taught by YouTube. The community aspect of the courses is also really nice and people are really generous with their feedback and help.

Very good courses, 5 stars! I bought the Live Performance and Pigments course and I really enjoyed both! They are very thorough and the information is presented in an engaging way so it doesn't get boring. I was hesitant to buy the Pigments course since I already know synthesis very well, but I don't regret it because not only did I learn some new things about this synth, but I also got to see how another producer uses the synth in ways that I might never have thought of.

Absolutely love Seed to Stage Absolutely love Seed to Stage. Anthony knows what he is talking about and delivers his lessons in a fun and engaging way. Everything is broken down in just the right way so that you can easily process and learn. Highly recommend.

Focused Lessons are Worth It I’ve been learning electronic music production for a bit over two years now. It’s a steep learning curve at first, and Seed to Stage helped push me up that hill. At first I ranged around on Youtube, like most of us do, and I learned a lot that way. But I came to a point where I was using as much time trying to figure out what counted as good lessons as I was learning from those lessons. It is really hard to sift through the difference between kinda helpful and REALLY helpful, between fine advice and GOOD advice, between generic explanations and DETAILED explanations, between an isolated bit of information and a CONTEXTUALIZED skill. I wanted something that I knew I could trust, and that would give me the big picture along with the small details. This is what Seed to Stage really provided for me. Something that would focus on helping me develop my skills and knowledge in a coherent way, so that I wouldn’t have to continuously cobble together information from scattered sources and sort through the crud while I was at it. Having a large set of knowledge you can trust, presented with a great sense of organization and a focus on skill-building is truly valuable. It may feel like “Why should I spend money on this information when I can get it for free?” I thought that too. The answer, if you want one, is simply: “Because it is better." It helps you learn in a coherent and focused way, it helps you keep on track, it helps you develop your skills with direction. Oh, and last but not least – the discord community is great, and provides a forum where you can learn with peers and build some fun online community in a way that is rather rare. It's worth it.