Producertech Reviews 344

The material is great, but the website is terrible. Its very difficult to do the most basic of tasks (such as literally starting the free trial and signing up). Ive seen multiple comments from the past regarding this issue which leads me to believe they must not care about the site being janky, which is a bummer because this would be a fantastic source of info.

Started my journey with them during first lockdown. Loved their diverse course offerings.

So had a great experience with first course. Second course can't download files. Sent multiple message and an email to support and received zero responses.

I have recently signed up to producer tech and I must say its filled with such great courses. I have started courses on Sound design, music theory, synthesis, sampling and much more. Rob, is also a very good teacher and very easy to follow. Very happy I signed up. You also get tons of free samples that you can download. This will certainly better your craft without fail.

I WAS UNABLE TO EXPERIENCE THE FULL BENEFIT OF THE CLASS as it was not updated to LOGIC PRO X and I have still got no resolve from it. Been patiently waiting. Although If I was still on LOGIC PRO 9 this would have been IDEAL, but it did not say anything about this at time of purchase.

Wouldn't one assume that classes would in fact be upgraded if we cannot downgrade back to earlier versions???

PRODUCER TECH please help resolve this issue for me.

thank you kindly

I had forgotten I subscribed to the "Music Production for Beginners" course, but your email prompted me to run it through. I have been a long-time "dabbler" in digital music production, though only for personal entertainment. Mostly, the course revealed little new information, but the one takeaway was the productivity gain from using keyboard shortcuts; I have never used them with my DAW (Cakewalk: over 30 years continuous use through its multiple incarnations!), opting instead to use the "long way round". I am tempted to give it a go, though at my age (77) it is increasingly hard to remember anything, let alone "new tricks".
I will take a look at your course list to see if there is anything more of interest.

Great website, really helped me with my music skills, friendly team, headed up by Rob the head tutor who does regular livestreams. Nice variety of genres as well, like dubstep, bass, house and techno. Will recommend to friends!

The teacher taught us the basic stuff first, then to complicated things and, the way he explained things is easy to understand. I learned a lot with this experience and will enroll again.

the best tutorial, helps me a lot

I really wanted to produce some music and it boosted me here

I liked producertech courses for their quality and approach to teaching. They cover Ableton from many different sides which can be hard to find on youtube. Great courses, I've learnt a lot!

I think the videos are ok, but its like all the videosin youtube, there's no difference if i pay to producertech for this videos or if i see tutorials in youtube

I liked the pricing and setup of Producertech. Unfortunately, I didn't seem to have time to properly engage with the lessons, but when I do I will gladly return to the site.

I think you have made a great work with the courses, but I woud add an itinerary to start from scratch and finish with pro courses.

Thanks!
Best Regards, Ricardo

This company is great so far. Been studying their courses for nearly three months now, and the education has been simply delightful. I've been discouraged for a while about getting an education on formal music Production, as the cost and time investment are really high. The cost of the programs here is dirt cheap by comparison, and the quality has been great! You can pay in full for individual courses, but the subscription service costs me less than $15 USD a month for full access to every lesson they have, and it's self paced. As a full time employee, part time college student already, and a husband and father of three, this is the only program I have found that meets my needs and time constraints, and I love it. They're always adding new lessons detailing production tricks, techniques to improve the quality of your mixes, dedicated lessons on complex synthesizers and effects, and is way worth the penny. This is perfect for the at home musician who wants to expand their knowledge further. I highly recommend this program.

Downsides are limited, but important:

- much of the education is centered around one DAW, Abletone Live. If you do not have it, most of the education can be applied to other DAWs, but it can take some finagling to figure some of the tricks out
- there is no course syllabus. You pick and choose what courses you want to take. If you are brand new, start with the tutorial for Ableton Live.

- Some of the knowledge will be kind of confusing if you haven't worked with digital music production software before. It feels like the courses are, at times, aimed for people who already have something of an understanding of how their DAW works.

Great tutorials, also for non producers, but mix(mastering engineers in other music styles... Thanks!