
Every producer starts with the same problem: the song in your head is finished, and the one coming out of the speakers isn't. Until now, closing that gap took years of learning an instrument, then a DAW, then how to mix. Suno collapses that time. Describe a sound, and it gives you a full production in under a minute - drums, bass, chords, a vocal singing your words.
What it doesn't give you is a song worth releasing. That's the course.
You'll learn to write lyrics that sing, direct Suno the way a producer directs a session - genre, tempo, key, feel, instrumentation, structure - and hear the difference between a generation that's fine and one that's yours. Then the real production starts: pulling the stems into Ableton Live or Logic Pro, rebuilding the arrangement, replacing the parts that don't hold up, comping and tuning the vocal, mixing and mastering to a commercial standard, and putting it on Spotify and Apple Music with the rights and the credits done properly.
Taught by working producers who use these tools in their own releases, in a class of no more than eight, with your own music on the speakers every session. By week six you'll have released a track. By the end you'll have three, and you'll know how to make the fourth without us.
This course is available live online, taught in real time by Garnish instructors from across our network of campuses, in the same small-group format as our in-person classes, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse. Discover qualities that distinguish us, here.
You wrote the words, chose every sound, rebuilt the arrangement, played or recorded the parts that mattered, mixed it and released it. That's more than most producers do on a record built from sample packs and session players - and we'll teach you to be honest about what's AI on the credits, which is what the platforms now ask for anyway.
36 hours, live online. $1,499 plus a $100 registration fee when you book 14 or more days ahead, or $1,799 plus $200 after that - the same rate as our other 36-hour classes.
Enough to finish a record, and we teach you that here. The moment you drag stems into Ableton or Logic is the moment the track stops being a demo and starts being yours. Many students go on to our Ableton or Logic classes afterwards; nobody has needed to first.
Yes. It's for you specifically. Nothing in the course needs an instrument or theory. It needs taste, patience and a few things to say - and we can develop the first two.
Please do. Half the class usually arrives with a hundred generations and no finished track. That's the exact problem we solve.
On Suno's Pro and Premier plans, yes, you hold the commercial rights to what you generate. On the free plan you don't. We cover exactly what the terms say, and we'll make sure every track you release is clean.
Platforms are tightening rules on undisclosed AI, not on disclosed AI. Releases that are honest about their tools and good enough to hold a listener are doing fine. We teach the disclosure and the quality.
36 hours - $1,499 + $100 registration (14+ days out) / $1,799 + $200 otherwise
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