
Become a confident & creative music producer
A 10-week online Ableton Live course with live group sessions and regular 1-to-1 mentoring. No prior experience needed - by the end, you’ll have finished tracks and the skills to keep creating forever.
our philosophy
Most music production courses lean too heavily on the technical side and often miss what really matters: a healthy creative process and training your ears to listen closely.
We take a different approach. Our goal is to help you build confidence as a creative person, discover your musical identity, and make work that feels true to you.
Yes, we’ll dive deep into Ableton (we’ve got 30 years’ combined experience), but our role is less about lecturing on software and more about creative coaching. We’re here to guide, support, and challenge you so you can grow into the artist you want to be.
What’s in the course?
This is a 10-week online course with group sessions, designed for beginners with no prior experience, teaching electronic music production in Ableton Live.
Learn production basics: instruments, sampling, arranging, and mixing.
Develop a healthy creative process and improve your ability to listen closely to music.
Follow a proven workflow for creating sketches, refining ideas, and finishing tracks.
Lessons cover sound selection, sketching, composition, arranging, mixing, and insights into the music industry.
Share work-in-progress and get feedback from an active community of new producers.
Weekly 1-on-1 support with teachers throughout the course.
Finish the course with at least 2 completed tracks.
2–4 hours of homework per week.
What do I need for the course?
Ableton Live – any version is fine; ensure it’s installed and working before the first session.
Zoom – installed and tested with camera and microphone.
Reliable internet connection – for smooth online sessions.
A good listening environment – good headphones (not in-ears) or monitor speakers for accurate sound, we can provide recommendations
Who are the teachers?
Joe & Bradley have over 30 years combined experience creating and releasing electronic music.
Joe Danvers
(Kassian / Danvers / Faux Poly)
Joe Danvers is an electronic music producer, DJ and label owner. He has released music on labels including !K7 Records, Heist, Phonica, Shall Not Fade, & Scuffed Recordings, and performed at parties around the world including Panorama Bar, Fabric, Love International & Worldwide Festival. He teaches a practical and exploratory approach to music production.
Bradley Hutchings
(Guava)
Bradley Hutchings is an electronic music producer, DJ, and Ableton Live & Logic Pro specialist. As Guava, he has released music on R&S Records, Rhythm Section & Control Freak Recordings. He has performed across Europe at venues like Corsica Studios, ://about blank, Abbey Road Studios, and Green Man Festival. Bradley also composes for film, TV & commercials. He teaches a holistic, creative approach to making music.
Enroll
We schedule a new course once the group is big enough. Enroll with the form and we’ll be in touch with payment details and the next start date.
FAQ
how much does it cost?
The whole 10 week course is an upfront payment of £550, this can be made over Paypal or via bank transfer.
What kind of music will I make?
We cover most genres of electronic music, but the methods that we will be employing will range across genres, we’ll help you make whatever kind of music you want.
Is the course refundable?
If you’ve started the course then we cannot offer a refund, however if you have a good reason to drop off the schedule, we can always add you into another group later on so you can pick up where you left off.
Does it matter where I am?
No, we run the sessions around 6:30pm UK Time, as long as you’re able to make it then you can be anywhere in the world.
Do I need any experience?
You do not need any experience with music or Ableton Live. We will teach all the fundamentals all the way through to finishing off demos and sharing them in them music industry.
What if I know a bit of ableton?
If you have spent some time in Ableton but you’re struggling to finish your tracks, then his course is perfect for you. The main focus of the course is the creative process.
How big are the groups?
10 to 16 students. We also run a Discord server where you can join the community with all our students to share demos.
How much work is involved?
The weekly group lessons are roughly 2 hours long, plus a 30min 1-1 each week. There’s around 1-2 hours of homework set each week. It’s essential that you give yourself enough time to do the homework!
What if I miss a session?
Every session is recorded and shared with your group afterwards, plus a PDF with a recap of the main topics covered.