Pro Tools Course | Berlin
Course — Berlin

Pro Tools Course | Berlin

At a glance
Duration
36 hours
Format
In-person in Berlin or Live Online
Certificate
On completion
The studio standard
The recording and mixing DAW the industry actually hands you
Any genre
Production and engineering skills that do not care what you make
Already using it?
Every element covered in detail, with real-world tips throughout

Pro Tools Course

Our Pro Tools course provides in-depth training for recording and producing music in the engineers choice, and recording & mixing studio standard DAW. It doesn’t matter what genre the music you work with is, if you want to use Pro Tools to create your tracks, this course will cover the music production and engineering skills you need. Even if you are a more experienced Pro Tools user you will benefit from this course, as all of the elements will be covered in detail, peppered with loads of practical real-world tips – giving you the edge over anyone learning any other way. Total class time is 36 hours where you can ask a question and bounce off of your instructor and fellow learners exactly when you're feeling inspired, or …confused! This is why some say that there is no substitute for music production courses in person. On successful completion of the course, you will receive an industry-recognized certificate.

In Berlin the Pro Tools Course 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 collab software, Muse.

Testimonials

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“Sharing and learning from a legendary Producer/Engineer is priceless and incredible.”

Pablo Toscano

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Questions

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Tuition

€1299 + €100 Registration if booked 14 days before start or €1499 + €200 Registration

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