Why learn in a studio rather than online?
Online tutorials teach what the buttons do. A teacher in the room hears what you are doing wrong and fixes it on the spot. Learning inside a working recording studio in Amman also means learning on professional monitors in a treated room, which trains your ears in a way headphones at home never will.
The DJ course: beginner to advanced
The DJ course starts with the gear — decks, mixer, channels, gain — and moves through beatmatching by ear and phrasing, EQ blending and transitions, harmonic mixing, effects and creative mixing, to reading the room and structuring a set.
The music production course: FL Studio, Ableton Live or Logic Pro
The music production course covers setting up your DAW properly, drums and groove, chords, melody and bass, sound selection and design, arrangement, and finishing and exporting a track. It is built around the software you already use, so you learn production rather than learning a program.
Advanced mixing and mastering
For producers who already finish songs, the advanced mixing and mastering course is taught in the studio’s treated room: gain staging and mix prep, EQ with intent, compression and dynamics, depth, width and space, bus processing, and mastering to the loudness targets of the streaming platforms.
Who the courses are for
Complete beginners, bedroom producers who want their songs to sound finished, DJs moving from controllers to club gear, and artists who want to understand the studio process. Lessons are one-to-one, so the pace, the genre and the schedule follow you.
Course fees and booking
Course fees depend on the track and the number of sessions, and are quoted when you book. Pick a time on the booking calendar or message +962 777 599 329 on WhatsApp to start. Full outlines for all three tracks are on the courses page.
