Music Production School Summer Camp | Tokyo
Course — Tokyo

Music Production School Summer Camp | Tokyo

At a glance
Duration
80 hours
Format
In-person in Tokyo or Live Online
You leave with
A finished track - written, recorded, mixed, mastered and released
The whole chain
Software, sound design, recording, mixing, mastering and marketing
All ages
Built for young producers, and open to anyone starting out
  • →Learn to use your music production software efficiently, to get results, fast.
  • →Learn synthesis and sound design to create the sounds you hear in your head for your songs.
  • →Learn the science of recording, so vocals and everything else you record sound full and professional.
  • →Learn the art of mixing to make your masterpiece sound fabulous.
  • →Learn how to master your track so it's loud, but still dynamic.
  • →Learn how to get noticed and market yourself.
80 Hours | In-Person: ¥600,000 | Online Remote Attendance also available
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In Tokyo this course is taught in small groups by working producers, with classes at our studio and a live-online option for students elsewhere in Japan, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse. The syllabus is the one taught across the whole Garnish network. Discover qualities that distinguish us, here.
Testimonials

What our students say.

“It was really useful to fully understand the principles after all this time. I highly recommend Garnish”

Mark Jenkyns

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Tuition

80 Hours | In-Person: ¥600,000 | Online Remote Attendance also available

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