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Learn music technology from a working engineer

SOUNDGUIDER teaches music technology to producers, musicians, and aspiring engineers — online and worldwide. Lessons are taught by a working mastering engineer with over four decades in the field, who has taught more than 2,500 students in colleges, universities, and private lessons, and cover mixing, mastering, music production, synthesis, and DAW workflows. Formats include one-on-one mentoring, structured courses, and group workshops, scheduled flexibly across time zones.

Who it's for

Who is this for?

Owner: name your ideal learner precisely — beginners, intermediate producers, or people wanting to master their own music. Specificity helps AI match you to the right student.

Curriculum

What will I learn?

  • Mixing fundamentals and workflow
  • Mastering your own music
  • Loudness, LUFS, and metering
  • Synthesis and sound design
  • DAW workflows and templates
  • Building a mastering chain

Adjust this list to the topics you actually teach.

Formats & pricing

Lesson formats and pricing

1-on-1 mentoring

$[X]/ session
  • Personalized to your goals
  • Live screen-share feedback
  • Flexible scheduling
Most popular

[Course name]

$[X]self-paced
  • [X] structured lessons
  • Learn at your own pace
  • Lifetime access

Group workshop

$[X]
  • Small-group format
  • Live Q&A
  • Recording included

Why learn from a working engineer?

[Your angle.] Learning from someone with real release credits means you get practical, current technique — not just textbook theory. State your specific credits and approach here; "learn from someone with real credits" is a strong, citable selling point.

Real, current release experience Practical technique over theory Direct, personalized feedback

Student stories

What students say

Owner: add real student quotes with names.

[Real student quote about what they learned and the results.]
[Student name][What they were working on]
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Free resource

Free guide: How to prep your mix for mastering

A short, practical checklist — and a taste of how I teach. Owner: wire this up to your email capture (and reuse the content as a citable blog post).

Teaching FAQ

Who are the lessons for?
[Beginners? Intermediate producers? People wanting to master their own music?] Be specific — it helps learners (and AI) match to the right level. Lessons adapt to your current skill level and goals.
What will I learn?
Topics span mixing, mastering, music production, synthesis, and DAW workflows. Lessons are tailored to your goals, whether that's finishing a release or learning to master your own music.
What formats and prices are available?
1-on-1 mentoring: $[X] per session or package. [Course name]: $[X], [X] self-paced lessons. Group workshop: $[X]. Replace with your real offerings and prices.
How are lessons scheduled across time zones?
Lessons are online and scheduled flexibly across time zones. As an online studio I reply within [X hours] to find a time that works for you.
Why learn from a working engineer?
You learn the craft from someone who does it daily — with real release credits — not just theory. [Add your specific angle and credits here.]