
Record, produce, and mix a quality vocal — mic technique, editing mastery, tuning & mixing vocals and a virtual studio visit with a vocalist at work. Sessions in-person in Houston and Live Online.
Even though music producers are not expected to be singers too, the more we understand about vocal production and recording, the better the final product! This includes knowing how to motivate, coach, and produce our artists. Singing is not mandatory during these sessions - we understand! Feel free to just listen.
It's not just about recording vocals; it's about crafting an experience that connects with listeners in a meaningful way.
Houston is one of the newest campuses in the Garnish network, and the Vocal Production Class here runs the way it does everywhere we teach: small groups, working producers as instructors, and a live-online option for anyone who cannot make it to the studio, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse. Discover qualities that distinguish us, here.
“I wouldn't change a thing about this course. It was ten times better than I expected it to be. The instructor was incredibly informative and kept things fun. I've played with software for a couple of years and thought I got most of the basics down but I definitely was wrong. Great course! I would definitely recommend this course to anybody wanting to learn the production side of music. It was incredibly helpful and left me inspired to make tracks 24/7.”
Kristina Bialkowski
No - singing isn't required during the course.
Yes - connect with a specialist through Vocal Production Private Instruction.
To help producers understand vocal production well enough to record, coach, edit and mix a genuinely great vocal.
In-person in Houston, or Live Online.
Cleaning up timing and pitch issues while keeping the performance sounding natural, not robotic.
18 hours as a group course, or 11 hours 1-on-1.
$799 + $100 Registration if booked 14 days before start or $999 + $200 Registration
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