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Reborn through software Polyphonic Synthesizer Polysix. Brought to the market in 1981, the analog synthesizer Polysix is one of KORG's most famous synthesizers. At that time, popular synthesizers had a polyphony of five voices. This Polysix. with six polyphonic voices (one more voice), was named directly after the determination and pride of the engineers.

In this exclusive course, international man of mystery Dauwd will open up his studio and reveal his production process to IO Music Academy students. Over 5 days, you'll learn how the multifaceted artist approaches everything from creative inception to final mixdown. With a heavy focus on discovering and manipulating samples, Dauwd will cover how he uses both hardware and software to make the music that has earned him respect and adoration from around the world.

Reborn through software 4VCO Synthesizer Mono/Poly. The analog synthesizer Mono/Poly, which was launched at the same time as the Polysix in 1981, combined Korg's analog synthesizers made until then into one ground-breaking synthesizer. Although this was a monophonic synthesizer with a thick sound made up of four voices, it had a groundbreaking specification of also being able to be used as a four-voice polyphonic synthesizer, which was extremely valuable as polyphonic synths were then expensive.

Sequencer Powerhouse. StepicVST isn't just a powerful and versatile polyphonic step sequencer. 8 additional and fully integrated modulation sequencers make it a true sound shaping tool. Use them to automate any parameter (e.g. Filter Cutoff, Wavetable Position, Effect Amount) of your favorite synthesizers or effect devices. With its support for MIDI CC, StepicVST offers you parameter control for both software plug-ins and hardware devices.

Join Black Loops (Toy Tonics, Shall Not Fade, Pets Recordings) as he guides you through his production and remixing workflow. In this exclusive course, you'll get an inside look into his studio in Berlin and learn how he combines hardware gear and Ableton Live to produce the tracks you know and love.

Ready to level up your house and techno tracks? In this course, Rinzen takes a comprehensive dive into House and Techno production. Get an inside look into Rinzen's production process all the way from building drum beats to writing melodies.

Lauer (Running Back, Permanent Vacation, Beats in Space, Future Boogie) is undoubtedly one of the most respected names in house. A longtime fixture of the Frankfurt scene and its spiritual home Robert Johnson, he has spent over two decades releasing playful, forward-thinking music that has earned him a cult following among house nerds. In this course, you'll get the rare opportunity to hang out with Philipp Lauer as he takes you into his entirely analog studio, Pyramide III, to create a track live before your eyes.

Dorico helps you to write music notation, automatically producing printed results of exceptional quality - and plays it back with breathtaking realism. It is easy enough for anyone to learn, yet has hundreds of advanced notations, features, options and sounds to satisfy even the most demanding professionals.

Reborn through software Music Workstation M1. The M1, released in 1988, is an epoch-making synthesizer that defined the music scene of the late 80's and the 90s. Its synthesis system with digital multi-effects, based on high-quality PCM, featured a unique sound which was epoch-defining. In addition, as the original music workstation “all-in-one unit”, it came with an 8-track sequencer, drastically changing the composing and production style of musicians everywhere.

In this exclusive course, you'll learn how to transform your unfinished ideas into finished songs with mau5trap artist Speaker Honey. Over 5 lessons, she will share her insight into structuring songs, creating and refining core melodies and rhythms, the importance of cohesive transitions, FX placement, audio and midi processing, and the mixdown process.

Find your flow with Fred Everything, one of the true masters of Deep House, as he takes you through his hybrid workflow that integrates hardware synths, drum machines, and sequencers with software. Over 5 days, you'll discover the tools and techniques that earned him the title of Traxsource's #1 Deep House Producer in 2016. This course will cover topics such as songwriting, sound design, mixing, arrangement and more. This is your chance to learn from a real house legend in a live, interactive environment.

Reborn through software Wave Sequence Synthesizer WAVESTATION. Released in 1990, the WAVESTATION is a synthesizer with an advanced vector synthesis system that could create new sounds by combining and connecting multiple waveforms. Using unique features such as using a joystick to mix and morph four oscillators, a wave sequence function that could arrange waveforms in sequences to form rhythm or melody sequences patterns, it continues to be a legendary and irreplaceable instrument to this day,

In this course, veteran producer Lusine will walk you through his genre-defying production process. Covering everything from songwriting to synthesis, learn how the Ghostly International mainstay uses a combination of hardware and software to stay creative.

Sharpen your beat-making skills with Bad Snacks as she leads you further down the rabbit hole of her production process. Building on her tremendously popular 'Lofi Beatmaking' course, 'Better Beats' will zoom in for a more advanced look at a wide variety of topics. Over 5 lessons, you'll dive into drum programming and performance, finding "the pocket," melodic & harmonic composition, in-depth tips on being your own mixing & mastering engineer, and career insight for producers in the modern music industry.

After taking students through a tour of his best creativity hacks last fall, Great Dane is returning to IO Music Academy for his second week-long course, and this time he's focusing on empty space. Miles Davis once famously said "It's not the notes you play, it's the notes you don't play,” and Dane will show you how he applies this minimalist mentality in electronic music to write better parts, create more effective arrangements, and use space to one's advantage in producing, mixing, and artistry.