Enkidu
GBNice, varied music tuition website with good support Great website, really helped me with my music skills, friendly team, headed up by Rob the head tutor who does regular livestreams. Nice variety of genres as well, like dubstep, bass, house and techno. Will recommend to friends!
Laurent Veronnez
BEGreat despite a few tiny details that would make the user experience incredible. The site itself runs great on my mobile devices, but not on my mac using safari and I have to use another browser to switch to full screen mode which is a slight bit annoying. Sometimes the site runs incredibly slow (not the video streaming though) but these two are small details compared to the content. The content you'll find here is Ace.
909al
GBWatch & Learn!!! Some really really great tutorials on here - I wish I had enough hours in the day to sit and apply everything I see and hear to my own tracks! Not watched the whole of this Jungle production course yet but the first few vids about sourcing, chopping and re editing breaks are pitched really well and give off great promise for the rest. The Paul Maddox courses are dynamite and I was also supremely impressed with Blandys Tribal and Tech House and also Frictions D&B.
C2
GBAnother satisfied purchase The training videos give you the tools to be successful at your craft. I've purchased several programs and I'm very satisfied. I keep getting better so I'll keep coming back. Thanks Producertech team.
Graham
AUI had forgotten I subscribed to the… I had forgotten I subscribed to the "Music Production for Beginners" course, but your email prompted me to run it through. I have been a long-time "dabbler" in digital music production, though only for personal entertainment. Mostly, the course revealed little new information, but the one takeaway was the productivity gain from using keyboard shortcuts; I have never used them with my DAW (Cakewalk: over 30 years continuous use through its multiple incarnations!), opting instead to use the "long way round". I am tempted to give it a go, though at my age (77) it is increasingly hard to remember anything, let alone "new tricks". I will take a look at your course list to see if there is anything more of interest.