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Rhythm Section Programming Class | Nashville
Course — Nashville

Rhythm Section Programming Class | Nashville

At a glance
Duration
18 hours
Format
In-person in Nashville or Live Online
You leave with
Programmed parts that sound played, not drawn in
No instrument needed
You are programming drums, guitar and bass - not learning to play them
Pairs with
Any production course - this is what stops a track sounding like a grid
Think like a drummer or a strummer: Program beats, riffs, and fills that sound like… well… beats, riffs, and fills.
In Nashville, a city built on songwriting and recording, this course is taught by producers who work in its studios. Classes are small and hands-on, and the same sessions are available live online, using our specialist music collab software, Muse. Discover qualities that distinguish us.
18 Hours | In-Person: $599 + $200 ($100 early bird) Registration Fee | 33% off Live Online Use the ‘CONNECT’ button below to request more info on our upcoming planned schedules for LA in PT and NYC in ET . One of our placement experts will follow up with information and find a time for an assessment call to get you in to the most suitable program we have for you. Check out the student feedback from our longer 360° Academy ↓
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What you'll learn

The syllabus, in brief.

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Instructors

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Taylor Nash & Brittany Knott
Taylor Nash & Brittany Knott
Aamir Yaqub
Aamir Yaqub
Alex Von Soos
Alex Von Soos
Ali Jamieson
Ali Jamieson

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Tuition

18 Hours | In-Person: $599 + $200 ($100 early bird) Registration Fee | 33% off Live Online

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