The Goal of the Class

Together, we dig deeply into the full production process:

• Writing
  
  
• Sound design
  
  
• Arrangement
  
  
• Recording
  
  
• Mixing
  
  
• Mastering
  
  

The focus is not on presets or shortcuts—it’s on developing your ears, your taste, and your decision-making so your productions sound like you.

What You’ll Need

You’ll need access to a DAW to participate.
A free option like GarageBand is perfectly fine to start.

If you’re unsure which DAW is the best fit for your goals, you’re encouraged to:

• Observe the first few sessions
  
  
• Talk with other members
  
  
• Learn how different tools support different creative workflows
  
  

The goal isn’t to rush the decision—it’s to choose tools that support your artistic direction.

How the Class Works

This session is equal parts:

• Guided instruction
  
  
• Project-based learning
  
  
• Creative experimentation
  
  
• Peer collaboration
  
  

Members of the Music Production class:

• Release original music across a wide range of genres
  
  
• Actively develop their own artistic projects
  
  
• Participate in group challenges designed to stretch skills and perspectives
  
  
• Collaborate with artists navigating different musical languages and communities
  
  

You’ll be encouraged to refine ideas, take creative risks, and turn unfinished concepts into fully realized songs.

Why This Environment Matters

Most producers can learn tools anywhere.
What’s harder to find is a space that supports:

• Artistic identity
  
  
• Long-term growth
  
  
• Honest feedback
  
  
• High-level listening skills
  
  
• Cross-genre collaboration
  
  

This session exists to provide exactly that.

You’ll Also Be Supported Beyond Production

As a Music Production member, you’ll also have access to:

🎹 Jazz Hands (Weekly)

A jazz piano class that strengthens:

• Harmony and Voicings
  
  
• Time feel
  
  
• Listening
  
  
• Improvisation
  
  
• Solo piano and ensemble techniques
  
  

🎼 Music Maestros (3× Weekly)

Foundational musicianship and piano classes that support:

• Theory
  
  
• Pop-song repertoire building
  
  
• Ear training
  
  
• Reading
  
  
• Improvisation
  
  
• Musical confidence
  
  

This is especially valuable for producers who feel fluent in their DAW—but want stronger musical instincts at the keyboard.

The Big Picture

Music Production in the Imagine Music Lab isn’t about chasing trends.
It’s about developing the skills, ears, and creative confidence to make music that lasts.

If you’re ready to commit to your growth as a producer—and want a community that supports that process—this is the right place.