Electronic Music Production Sound Designing Course in Delhi at Dj Training Academy New Delhi

Music Production &
Sound Design Course

Create. Design. Produce. Mix. Master.

Learn how music is built from the ground up — from creating your own sounds and programming synths to arranging complete tracks, mixing your production and understanding the fundamentals of mastering.

This is a practical Music Production & Sound Design Course curated for aspiring producers, DJs, musicians and electronic music enthusiasts who want to create their own original music.

Whether your goal is to create original tracks, remixes, mashups or electronic music in your own style, this course gives you the creative and technical foundation to start producing your own music.

Learn the tools. Understand the sound. Develop your style. Create your music.

Durtaion

05 Months

Frequency

02 Days / Week

Sessions

40 Sessions

Slot Time

1.5 hrs

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Turn Your Ideas Into Intelligently Produced Music

Music production isn't simply about knowing which buttons to press. It's about understanding how sounds are created, how rhythm and melody work together, how energy develops throughout a track and how individual elements are shaped into a complete production.

This course takes you step by step from the fundamentals of DAWs, MIDI, audio, samples and plugins into sound design, synthesis, arrangement, mixing and the fundamentals of mastering.

Who Is This Music Production Course For?

This course is designed for anyone who wants to learn how to create music and develop practical music-production skills.

Aspiring Music Producers

Want to learn how to create original electronic music and develop your own production workflow.

DJs Moving Into Production

Already know how to DJ and want to move beyond playing music into creating your own tracks, edits, remixes and mashups.

Electronic Music Enthusiasts

Interested in techno, EDM and other electronic genres and want to understand how the sounds and arrangements are created.

Beginners in Music Production

Starting from scratch and looking for a structured path instead of trying to learn production from disconnected online tutorials.

Musicians & Artists

Want to transform musical ideas into modern electronic productions using software instruments, MIDI and digital audio.

Producers Who Want Better Sound Design

Already making music but want to understand synthesis and learn how to create and customise your own sounds.

Remix & Mashup Creators

Want to learn how to work with stems, samples, existing material and electronic production techniques to create your own interpretations.

No matter where you start, the objective is the same — develop the skills to create music of your own.

What Will You Learn?

Music Production

Basic DAW workflow, audio, MIDI, samples, loops, virtual instruments and plugins.

Sound Design & Synthesis

Oscillators, filters, envelopes, LFOs, modulation, Serum, Ableton instruments and sound creation.

Arrangement & Song Structure

Intros, build-ups, drops, breakdowns, transitions, energy and movement.

Drums & Bass

Drum programming, drum mixing, bass design and low-end control.

Mixing

EQ, compression, sidechain, reverb, delay, automation, stereo imaging, gain staging and frequency balance.

Mastering Fundamentals

Headroom, loudness, peak control, limiting and preparing your music for release.

See everything you’ll learn

Electronic music production DAW workflow Audio and MIDI Samples and loops Virtual instruments Plugins Sound synthesis Ableton stock synth sound design Serum sound design Arturia sound design Bass design Lead design Pad and string design Pluck and chord design Arpeggiators LFOs and envelopes Filters and modulation Wavetables Unison Macros and modulation Project organisation Electronic music arrangement Intro and outro construction Build-ups and drops Breakdowns Drum mixing Bass mixing Synth mixing Reverb and delay Sidechain compression Automation Stereo imaging Frequency balance Gain staging Mixing Basic mastering Loudness and peak control

What You'll Need

A Compatible Laptop or Computer

A computer capable of running your chosen DAW and production software.

Studio Headphones or Studio Monitors

A reliable pair of headphones or Studio Monitors, for practising, producing and critical listening.

MIDI Controller — Optional

You don't need to buy one before starting. We can help you understand what equipment is useful as you progress.

Music Production Software

We recommend Ableton Live for this course, although many production concepts and techniques apply across professional DAWs.

All necessary equipment and software required during in-studio training sessions will be provided by DJ Training Academy.

Course Curriculum

Module 01 — Getting Started with Ableton Live

Start with the fundamental concepts behind modern electronic music production. Topics include: What Is Electronic Dance Music (EDM)? What You Need to Get Started What Is a DAW? Digital Audio Workstations DAWs You Can Use Loops and Samples Virtual Instruments Plugins Audio & MIDI Send & Return Tracks Understanding Your DAW Developing Your Style and Genre

Module 2: Plugins, Projects & Production Tools

Understand the software instruments and production tools that form your production environment. Topics include: What Is Electronic Dance Music (EDM)? What You Need to Get Started What Is a DAW? Digital Audio Workstations DAWs You Can Use Loops and Samples Virtual Instruments Plugins Audio & MIDI Send & Return Tracks Understanding Your DAW Developing Your Style and Genre

Module 3: Sound Design with Seerum

Dive deeper into modern wavetable synthesis and learn how to shape sounds from the oscillator level upward. Topics include: Understanding Serum Serum Interface & Workflow Wavetable Oscillators Oscillator Unison Oscillator Phase Sub Oscillator Noise Oscillator Filters Advanced Filter Presets Envelopes LFOs Custom LFO Shapes Macros Matrix Modulation Effects Global Settings Advanced Unison Chaos & Modulation Creating a Sine Bass Creating a Saw Wobble Bass Creating LFO Motion Pads Creating Classic Plucks Creating LFO Sequences Editing & Customising Sounds

Module 4: Production Workflow & Project Organisation

Develop an efficient workflow that keeps your projects organised and helps you move from ideas to finished tracks. Topics include: Instrument Grouping Colour Coding Project Organisation Creating Reverb Returns Hall Reverb Drum Reverb Long Reverb Production Workflow Starting a Track Developing Ideas Finishing Tracks Efficiently Sidechain Compression Creating the EDM Pumping Effect

Module 5: Song Arrangement

Learn how to turn individual sounds and musical ideas into a complete electronic music arrangement. Topics include: Understanding Electronic Music Structure Creating the Intro Building Energy First Build-Up First Drop / Chorus Drop Arrangement Volume Tweaks Breakdown Second Build-Up Second Drop Outro Transitions Energy Management Creating Movement Throughout the Track

Module 6: Mixing the Drums

Learn how to shape and balance the drums that form the foundation of an electronic production. Topics include: Using a Reference Track Analysing a Reference Volume Balance Drum Tuning Kick EQ Kick Compression Kick Distortion Kick Limiting Cymbal Processing Clap & Snare Processing Tom Processing Drum Group Compression Drum Group EQ Drum Group Distortion Drum Group Limiting Creating a Balanced Drum Bus

Module 7: Mixing the Bass

Learn how to make your bass elements powerful, controlled and compatible with the kick and rest of the mix. Topics include: Understanding Low Frequencies Sub Bass EQ Sub Bass Processing Parallel Processing Distorted Bass Bass Frequency Management Kick & Bass Relationship Low-End Balance Phase & Stereo Considerations

Module 8: Mixing Synths & Keyboards

Learn how to place your melodic and harmonic elements correctly within the mix. Topics include: Supersaw Chords Lead Processing Volume Balancing Support Leads Strings & Pads Piano Arpeggiators Frequency Management Stereo Placement Creating Space Between Instruments

Module 9: Mixing Other Effects

Learn how to use transitional and impact effects to add movement, energy and atmosphere to your productions. Topics include: Intro Impacts Riser Effects Huge Snares Big Claps Whoosh Noise Effects Transitional Effects Layering Effects Processing Effects Creating Space and Movement

Module 10: Reverb, Delay & Creative Effects

Learn how time-based effects create depth, space and movement in electronic music. Topics include: Understanding Delay Delay Timing Reverb Fundamentals Applying Reverb Automating Reverb Creating Effective Reverb Space Making Reverbs Sound Better Filter Automation Creating Movement with Effects

Module 11: Production Techniques & Secret Weapons

Explore practical techniques that can add energy, character and impact to electronic productions. Topics include: OTT Compression Creative Compression Parallel Processing Layering Sound Enhancement Dynamic Processing Creative Effects Production Tricks

Module 12: Quality Control & Stereo Imaging

Learn how to critically evaluate your production before considering it finished. Topics include: Stereo Width Mono Compatibility Mono & Stereo Balance Frequency Balance Making Final Tweaks Identifying Problem Areas Reference Track Comparison Checking the Low End Checking Stereo Information Preparing Your Mix for Mastering

Module 13: Mixing & Mastering Fundamentals

Understand the final stages of production and learn the fundamental techniques used to prepare an electronic track for release. Topics include: Understanding Frequency Balance Headroom Gain Staging Introduction to Mastering Stereo Width Multiband Compression Low-Frequency Processing Mid-Frequency Processing High-Frequency Processing Peak Compression Tape Saturation & Distortion Master EQ Mid/Side EQ Controlling Peaks Achieving Controlled Loudness Limiting EDM Frequency Balance Final Quality Control

Module 14: Assignment Submissions 01

During this phase students will be requested to submit their productions for evaluations, followed by Q&A

Module 14: Assignment Submissions 02

During this phase students will be requested to submit their final productions for evaluations, followed by Q&A

By the end of this course, You'll be able to...

✓ Understand the fundamentals of electronic music production

✓ Navigate the complete music-production workflow

✓ Work with MIDI, audio, samples and loops

✓ Understand synthesizers and synthesis fundamentals

✓ Design your own basses, leads, pads, plucks and other sounds

✓ Create sounds using Sylenth, Serum and Helm

✓ Use oscillators, filters, envelopes, LFOs and modulation

✓ Create movement and variation using automation

✓ Build electronic music arrangements

✓ Structure intros, build-ups, drops, breakdowns and outros

✓ Mix drums for clarity, punch and balance

✓ Shape and control your low end

✓ Mix bass and kick together effectively

✓ Position synths, leads, pads and other musical elements within a mix

✓ Use EQ, compression, distortion, saturation and limiting

✓ Use reverb and delay creatively

✓ Create EDM-style sidechain pumping

✓ Use reference tracks to evaluate your production

✓ Understand stereo width and mono compatibility

✓ Prepare a mix for mastering

✓ Understand fundamental mastering techniques

✓ Create your own original electronic music

✓ Produce remixes and mashups

Most importantly, you'll develop the skills to turn an idea into a complete electronic music production.

Total Course Fee - ₹99999

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New to Ableton Live?

Before learning how to produce music, it helps to understand your DAW.

If you're completely new to Ableton Live, our Ableton Live Essentials course is designed to teach you the software itself — including the interface, Browser, Session View, Arrangement View, MIDI, audio, recording, editing, plugins, racks, automation and file management.

Once you understand the DAW, you can progress into Electronic Music Production & Sound Design and focus on the creative side of producing music.

Learn the software → Learn production → Create your music.

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FAQs

Q. Is this a complete music production course? Yes. Unlike the Ableton Live Essentials course, this program focuses on actually creating electronic music, including sound design, synthesis, arrangement, mixing and basic mastering.

Q. Is this course only for techno? No. The course uses electronic music and techno/EDM-oriented production techniques, but the skills can be applied to house, progressive, techno, EDM and many other electronic genres.

Q. Can beginners join? Yes. The course introduces the fundamentals before progressing into sound design, arrangement and mixing.

Q. Do I need previous music production experience? No. Beginners can start with the fundamentals.

Q. Can DJs join this course? Absolutely. DJs often have a natural advantage when learning arrangement, rhythm and electronic music structure, and the course provides a pathway from DJing into production.

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