PROMU Pro

You’ll immediately get access to the full course library, community, workshop schedule, and past workshop replays. Work through the courses at your own pace based on what you need most. After each workshop, a new poll opens for the following week. You can vote on what we cover and submit any questions you want me to answer. Every Wednesday, we start with live Q&A and then move into the winning workshop format. If you can’t attend, everything is recorded.

Every workshop begins with live Q&A, so you have a regular place to bring production, release, or music-business questions. If time allows, I may also listen to a short section of a member’s music and offer quick feedback. Detailed session reviews and one-on-one coaching are not included in PROMU Pro.

Every session is recorded and saved. You can also vote on that week’s format ahead of time, so you still shape what happens that week even if you can't be there live.

I use Ableton for the screen-recorded production demonstrations, so that's the DAW you'll see most often. But a lot of what I teach, including theory, vocal production, workflow, arrangement, critical listening, creativity, and production decision-making, applies regardless of DAW.

My background is mainly in modern, song-focused production, especially pop, hip-hop, R&B, K-pop, electronic pop, and other Top 40-adjacent styles. A lot of the principles around arrangement, vocals, sound selection, workflow, mixing, and production decision-making translate beyond those genres. But if your main focus is a very niche or underground style with completely different conventions, PROMU Pro may not be the best fit.

No. It's also for artists and songwriters who want to get better at producing their own music. You just need to want to learn production.