Course to learn Electronic Music Production in Ableton Live - Copenhagen - Private lessons

Course to learn Electronic Music Production in Ableton Live

From 25.47 Fr /h

My name is Benjamin, I’m a DJ and Music Producer based in France & Denmark. I’ve been making music for 7 years and after a lot of hard work, I managed to release more than 100 tracks, had massive support from the biggest DJs in the industry, my tracks reached Beatport’s top 100 many times.

Throughout the next lectures, I’m going to show you how to create a beautifully structured and powerful track, capable of reaching the top charts.

On these series of lectures, I’m going to teach you to step by step instructions on how to create a floor shattering track. By using my own techniques that I gathered through the years, you will learn how to create the perfect drum layer, you’ll learn how to apply the best sampling tricks, how to arrange your track the proper way, and finally you’ll learn how to mix and master your track so it sounds great, be it on your computer speakers, as well as on huge festival sound systems.

Send me your finished tracks and I'll be happy to give you detailed feedback.

Who this course is for:

Anyone with the will to become an awesome music producer.
Complete beginners that want to learn music production from scratch.
Experienced Producers that want to improve his Ableton Live skills.

Location

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At teacher's location :

Bisiddervej, Copenhagen Municipality, Denmark

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

The class is taught in

English

Skills

Computer generated music

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Ableton is one of the most popular Audio editing softwares to date.
In this course it will be in focus, but all other music editing softwares will work aswell.

We deep dive into mixing theory, gain staging, listening setups and much more.

I think you will find it very enlightening & fun.

I teach music through a practical, student-led approach focused on real-world skills, confidence, and creative independence.

My goal is not just to show what to do, but to explain why it works, so students can apply the knowledge across styles, tools, and situations.

Teaching techniques and methods:

I tailor lessons to each student rather than following a rigid syllabus. Teaching is hands on and example driven, using demonstrations, guided exercises, and problem solving. I focus on breaking complex ideas into simple, usable steps, and I prioritise understanding over memorisation. For production and DJ students, this means working directly in their software or setup; for instrumentalists, it means technique applied immediately to music they care about.

A typical lesson plan:

Each lesson usually begins with a short check-in: what have you been working on? What’s got you stuck? And what do you want to do next? We then focus on one or two clear objectives—such as improving a technique, understanding a concept, or developing a track or performance idea. Lessons end with a practical takeaway: a focused exercise, creative task, or workflow to work on between sessions. Including your own SAMPLY portal to share home work and ideas and track messages.

Special characteristics as a teacher

I bring professional, real-world experience into every lesson. I’m direct, patient, and honest about what works and what doesn’t. I’m especially good at helping students who feel overwhelmed, stuck, or self-critical regain clarity and momentum. I adapt quickly to different learning styles and keep lessons grounded and encouraging.

Who I teach

I teach teenagers and adults at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. This includes hobbyists, aspiring professionals, and working musicians who want to level up specific skills. I regularly work with students who are self-taught, returning to music after a break, neurodivergent, or lacking confidence. Lessons are adapted to individual goals, pace, and circumstances.

Ableton is one of the most popular Audio editing softwares to date.
In this course it will be in focus, but all other music editing softwares will work aswell.

We deep dive into mixing theory, gain staging, listening setups and much more.

I think you will find it very enlightening & fun.

I teach music through a practical, student-led approach focused on real-world skills, confidence, and creative independence.

My goal is not just to show what to do, but to explain why it works, so students can apply the knowledge across styles, tools, and situations.

Teaching techniques and methods:

I tailor lessons to each student rather than following a rigid syllabus. Teaching is hands on and example driven, using demonstrations, guided exercises, and problem solving. I focus on breaking complex ideas into simple, usable steps, and I prioritise understanding over memorisation. For production and DJ students, this means working directly in their software or setup; for instrumentalists, it means technique applied immediately to music they care about.

A typical lesson plan:

Each lesson usually begins with a short check-in: what have you been working on? What’s got you stuck? And what do you want to do next? We then focus on one or two clear objectives—such as improving a technique, understanding a concept, or developing a track or performance idea. Lessons end with a practical takeaway: a focused exercise, creative task, or workflow to work on between sessions. Including your own SAMPLY portal to share home work and ideas and track messages.

Special characteristics as a teacher

I bring professional, real-world experience into every lesson. I’m direct, patient, and honest about what works and what doesn’t. I’m especially good at helping students who feel overwhelmed, stuck, or self-critical regain clarity and momentum. I adapt quickly to different learning styles and keep lessons grounded and encouraging.

Who I teach

I teach teenagers and adults at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. This includes hobbyists, aspiring professionals, and working musicians who want to level up specific skills. I regularly work with students who are self-taught, returning to music after a break, neurodivergent, or lacking confidence. Lessons are adapted to individual goals, pace, and circumstances.

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