Private lessons Home studio,
From 76.09 C$ /h
Are you passionate about music?
Are you an accomplished musician or DJ and want to increase your production possibilities?
Or are you just new and creative and don't know where to start?
Are you stuck and often having trouble finalizing a song?
Do you want a clear and structured follow-up without stuffing yourself with daunting manuals, confused youtube tutorials or overpriced training?
If you recognize yourself in these questions, I suggest you accompany you in the vast world of audio-digital and music production in home studio.
Because yes, nowadays, you can do everything from home, from the idea of a song to its distribution on streaming platforms.
But on the other hand, despite the increasingly efficient hardware and software innovations, it is very difficult to find your way around, especially when you are just starting out.
I know, I've been there too.
Typical course and examples of courses:
Each student has different expectations and desires.
The advantage of private lessons is that I can adapt to your profile, whatever your starting level or your age.
In general, the first free course will allow you to get to know each other better and identify precisely your objective and your blockages.
I can then better respond and identify the key steps to achieve.
The theory is good but the practice is a thousand times more important.
We quickly set foot in the stirrup.
You are in front of the machine ready to do battle, and I stay by your side to guide you.
The courses then take place according to various learning axes determined together according to your profile:
- Discussion on the best material for your project, according to your personal objectives and your budget: Hardware, DAW, plugins...
- Familiarize yourself with DAW (“Digital Audio Workstation”): I work mainly on Ableton Live or Protools.
I can possibly teach you the basics (synthesis, composition, audio processing, signal flow) on Logic Pro.
Because it is important to familiarize yourself with the tool as best as possible and not to lose motivation in the face of what can look like a "gas factory" all in all quite intimidating for a novice in the matter.
This revolves around the following themes:
- Quick handling of any virtual instrument (VST Synth, sampler)
- How to record: your voice, external sounds, any other instrument (choice of microphone and placements, stereo, what to consider, mistakes to avoid ...)
- Compose a first song quickly
- Musical composition (tone, rhythm, melody and chord construction)
- Audio processing adapted to sound design or mixing (EQ, Compression, Reverb, Distortion, Sidechain, layering, automations...)
- Post-production (Mixing & Mastering): depending on your level,
Introduction to these trades:
What sets it apart from production?
Awareness of studio acoustics
Know how to read and interpret a waveform and frequency spectrum
Learn critical listening
More advanced course: work methodology, level management, Loudness, Mid / side, referencing
The benefits of medium-term support:
- obtaining commercially viable professional quality music, whatever your initial background and musical style
- greater clarity and autonomy in your future choices: you will be able to ask yourself the right questions
- an organization in all circumstances to remain productive and without inspiration breakdown
- and, overall, a progression in your artistic journey.
Are you an accomplished musician or DJ and want to increase your production possibilities?
Or are you just new and creative and don't know where to start?
Are you stuck and often having trouble finalizing a song?
Do you want a clear and structured follow-up without stuffing yourself with daunting manuals, confused youtube tutorials or overpriced training?
If you recognize yourself in these questions, I suggest you accompany you in the vast world of audio-digital and music production in home studio.
Because yes, nowadays, you can do everything from home, from the idea of a song to its distribution on streaming platforms.
But on the other hand, despite the increasingly efficient hardware and software innovations, it is very difficult to find your way around, especially when you are just starting out.
I know, I've been there too.
Typical course and examples of courses:
Each student has different expectations and desires.
The advantage of private lessons is that I can adapt to your profile, whatever your starting level or your age.
In general, the first free course will allow you to get to know each other better and identify precisely your objective and your blockages.
I can then better respond and identify the key steps to achieve.
The theory is good but the practice is a thousand times more important.
We quickly set foot in the stirrup.
You are in front of the machine ready to do battle, and I stay by your side to guide you.
The courses then take place according to various learning axes determined together according to your profile:
- Discussion on the best material for your project, according to your personal objectives and your budget: Hardware, DAW, plugins...
- Familiarize yourself with DAW (“Digital Audio Workstation”): I work mainly on Ableton Live or Protools.
I can possibly teach you the basics (synthesis, composition, audio processing, signal flow) on Logic Pro.
Because it is important to familiarize yourself with the tool as best as possible and not to lose motivation in the face of what can look like a "gas factory" all in all quite intimidating for a novice in the matter.
This revolves around the following themes:
- Quick handling of any virtual instrument (VST Synth, sampler)
- How to record: your voice, external sounds, any other instrument (choice of microphone and placements, stereo, what to consider, mistakes to avoid ...)
- Compose a first song quickly
- Musical composition (tone, rhythm, melody and chord construction)
- Audio processing adapted to sound design or mixing (EQ, Compression, Reverb, Distortion, Sidechain, layering, automations...)
- Post-production (Mixing & Mastering): depending on your level,
Introduction to these trades:
What sets it apart from production?
Awareness of studio acoustics
Know how to read and interpret a waveform and frequency spectrum
Learn critical listening
More advanced course: work methodology, level management, Loudness, Mid / side, referencing
The benefits of medium-term support:
- obtaining commercially viable professional quality music, whatever your initial background and musical style
- greater clarity and autonomy in your future choices: you will be able to ask yourself the right questions
- an organization in all circumstances to remain productive and without inspiration breakdown
- and, overall, a progression in your artistic journey.
Location
At teacher's location :
- Torekenstraat, 1040 Etterbeek, Belgium
About Me
Trained as a sound engineer, I have been teaching computer music for 5 years.
I have long been passionate about music, because of the emotions it conveys but also because it offers endless creative possibilities, accessible to all thanks to technological developments and experimentation.
Another way to create music using a simple computer without necessarily becoming a music theory expert or playing an instrument quickly fascinated me.
I am not a practicing musician myself, at least not in the classical sense of the term, because my main instrument of choice remains the computer (and my ears).
I have specialized more specifically in music post-production, that is to say the mixing and mastering phase after the actual production.
Then, faced with the growing demand from students and musicians who want to learn how to produce and mix their own tracks, I turned to teaching and coaching.
I like to share as many techniques and know-how as possible, based on my own experience in this vast and constantly evolving field.
Pedagogy and rigor are my main strengths.
I have long been passionate about music, because of the emotions it conveys but also because it offers endless creative possibilities, accessible to all thanks to technological developments and experimentation.
Another way to create music using a simple computer without necessarily becoming a music theory expert or playing an instrument quickly fascinated me.
I am not a practicing musician myself, at least not in the classical sense of the term, because my main instrument of choice remains the computer (and my ears).
I have specialized more specifically in music post-production, that is to say the mixing and mastering phase after the actual production.
Then, faced with the growing demand from students and musicians who want to learn how to produce and mix their own tracks, I turned to teaching and coaching.
I like to share as many techniques and know-how as possible, based on my own experience in this vast and constantly evolving field.
Pedagogy and rigor are my main strengths.
Education
Audio Engineer Diploma, Sound Engineering
SAE Institute Brussels
SKILLS
DAW (Avid Protools, Ableton Live, Logic pro)
Audio Editing & Mixing
Audio Mastering, Loudness compliances
Audio Restoration (Izotope RX)
Film Sound Recording & Boom Operator
Field Recording, Stereo & Surround set-up
Film Sound Design
Music Production
Live sound, PA system set-up
Blogging, web & social medias
SAE Institute Brussels
SKILLS
DAW (Avid Protools, Ableton Live, Logic pro)
Audio Editing & Mixing
Audio Mastering, Loudness compliances
Audio Restoration (Izotope RX)
Film Sound Recording & Boom Operator
Field Recording, Stereo & Surround set-up
Film Sound Design
Music Production
Live sound, PA system set-up
Blogging, web & social medias
Experience / Qualifications
I acquired theoretical and practical knowledge, especially in the following areas:
Audio Technologies, Electronics, Peripherals, Mics types and placement, Stereo Recording techniques, Digital technologies, PA/Sound System technology and calibration, Acoustics
Analog & Digital Multitrack Recording Techniques (Yamaha 02R/LS9, SSL4000, Avid D-Command Icon, Protools)
Midi, Sequencer and Sampling (Logic Pro, Ableton Live)
Digital Editing and mixing on hard drive (Protools, Logic)
Post-production Techniques and Surround
Audio Technologies, Electronics, Peripherals, Mics types and placement, Stereo Recording techniques, Digital technologies, PA/Sound System technology and calibration, Acoustics
Analog & Digital Multitrack Recording Techniques (Yamaha 02R/LS9, SSL4000, Avid D-Command Icon, Protools)
Midi, Sequencer and Sampling (Logic Pro, Ableton Live)
Digital Editing and mixing on hard drive (Protools, Logic)
Post-production Techniques and Surround
Age
Children (7-12 years old)
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
60 minutes
120 minutes
The class is taught in
French
English
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