
At Garnish, we don’t just teach software—we teach the art of music production. This boutique-style program is designed for aspiring producers who want to take their music seriously and come away with more than just knowledge. By the end, students leave with their own completed project, a curated personal sound library, and the professional skillset to build a career in music production.
In Berlin the 360° Garnish Music Academy is taught by producers working in one of the world's best-known electronic music cities. Classes are small and hands-on at our studio, and the same sessions can be attended live online, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse.
Classes are capped at a maximum of ten students, creating a hands-on, collaborative, and high-impact learning environment where creativity thrives. You’ll learn directly from our superior roster of instructors—seasoned producers and engineers who are not just industry-active, but personally invested in your progress.
Our hybrid mentoring approach includes strategically placed group mentoring sessions and private one-to-one studio mentoring with a mentor of your choice. This is your chance to write, produce, engineer, mix, and master a professional-quality EP—your music, guided by expert feedback every step of the way.
Flexibility is key. Thanks to our smart scheduling, you can choose your DAW path: Ableton Live Suite, FL Studio, or Logic Pro. Not sure which one is right for you? We’ll help you choose based on your goals, genre, and workflow preferences.
Whether you’re aiming to break into the industry, build a professional portfolio, or simply refine your creative voice, this program offers the mentorship, tools, and structure to make it happen. Discover qualities that distinguish us, here.
“It was really useful to fully understand the principles after all this time. I highly recommend Garnish”
Mark Jenkyns
A year, at 360 hours of instruction. The schedule skips the major holidays, so the year is designed to be finishable alongside a life.
No. The Academy opens at the fundamentals and builds through production, sound design, mixing and mastering to the business side - self-taught producers use it to fill the gaps, beginners use it as the whole road.
Yes. Every session runs in person and live online at the same time, so you join whichever suits you and can switch between them.
The tuition for this campus is stated on this page, just above the call to action, with the registration fee and the early-booking discount.
Never more than ten students, so every session is hands-on and every project gets attention.
Your own completed project, a curated portfolio of your work, and a certificate - the year is built around what you are making, not around a syllabus you sit through.
€12,999 + €500 registration fee (€200 if 14 days before start) | Schedule Skips Major Holidays
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