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Making An Anjunadeep Style Track Part 3
In this course, I walk you through arranging a full Anjunadeep-style track from loop to club-ready structure. I focus on flow, energy, and progression using automation, filtering, and effects to create movement, build tension, and deliver a polished, dynamic arrangement.
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Using Hardware Sequencers With Ableton
Programming melodies in Ableton can often feel mechanical and predictable. In this video I explore a different approach using the OXI One MkII hardware sequencer to generate melodic ideas quickly and build a track in real time inside Ableton Live. The OXI is sequencing both Ableton instruments and my Vermona synth to demonstrate how easily…
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Getting Creative With Guitar Pedals
I’ve been running more of my productions out of Ableton and through guitar pedals lately. Not because plugins aren’t good — but because I’m craving tactile control, friction and a bit of unpredictability again. Turning real knobs. Making decisions in the moment. Committing to sounds instead of endlessly refining them. In this video I show…
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Making An Anjunadeep Style Track Part 2
In part two of this Anjunadeep-style production series, the focus shifts to building clean, punchy drums that support the melodic elements of the track. The video demonstrates selecting and tuning kick one-shots, layering claps and snares, creating movement with shakers and synth-based percussion, and using effects such as reverb, delay, flanging a
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Making An Anjunadeep Style Track – Part 1
In this course, I walk you through my full process for creating a melodic deep house track inspired by Anjunadeep. I cover sound selection, melody building, layering synths, bass design, and workflow techniques to help you create emotional, professional-sounding tracks from scratch.
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Stereo Width Demystified
Stereo width is one of the most powerful tools in mixing — and one of the most misunderstood. Many producers chase wider mixes without fully understanding what stereo width actually is, how it works, or why it so often causes problems when taken too far. The result is mixes that sound impressive at first, but…
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90’s Inspired House Music, Which Synths To Use?
In this course, I break down the classic synth sounds behind 90s-inspired house music and show you exactly how to recreate them today. I walk through my go-to instruments, demonstrate iconic organs, pianos, and basses, and explain how these timeless sounds are being modernised in current house records.
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The Reality of Making It In Music in 2026
For years, breaking into the music industry followed a clear path — gatekeepers mattered, releases had impact, and being good was often enough. That world no longer exists. In this video, I share how I actually built my career, why those same strategies don’t work today, and what has quietly replaced them. This isn’t nostalgia…
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A Deep Dive Into Spire By Reveal Sound
In this course I take you on a deep dive into Spire by Reveal Sound, showing you how I use it for basses, leads, chords, stabs, effects, and sequences. I walk through the interface, sound design basics, modulation, arpeggiation, and sound banks so you can start making powerful, professional sounds fast.
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Mix Anywhere
Learn to produce and mix anywhere using headphones and laptop speakers. Focus on balance, clarity, and musical intent and verify with a final real-world listen—no expensive studio required.
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Transition Techniques
In this course I break down how I create smooth, musical transitions in my own productions. I cover practical techniques using kicks, crashes, filtering, effects, and automation to help sections flow naturally, add energy, and make small changes that have a big impact on the groove.
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Tips For Sample Searching
In this course, I walk you through my real-world approach to finding unique, usable samples for your productions. From digital digging to AI tools and vinyl crate digging, I cover practical techniques to source vocals and sounds that stand out while keeping your workflow creative and efficient.
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How to Create Six Essential Bass-lines for House and Tech House
Today we’re looking at six essential bassline types you can use in house and tech house. These are the foundations — if you understand these six, you can build almost any modern groove, from dark rolling tech house to classic 90s vibes to melodic progressive. I’ll show you the sound design, the MIDI, the groove,…
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Making A Last Night On Earth Style Track Part 2
In this course, I guide you through arranging a Last Night on Earth–style track from start to finish. I show how I build structure, shape progression, add layers, automate movement, use effects creatively, and craft a flowing, impactful arrangement ready for final production.
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Mixing Series E.P.4 Drums, Top Down Approach (4 of 4 Mini Series) Individual Drum Control, Clipping & Limiting
Now that we’ve shaped the overall tone and energy of the drums using a top-down approach, Part 4 takes us one step deeper. With the drum bus doing most of the heavy lifting, this chapter focuses on targeted refinement—coming down into the individual channels to apply subtle, precise control. This stage gives your drums that…
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ArrangementDrumsMelodiesProgressive / Melodic HouseSynthTrack From ScratchVocalVSTVST SynthWriting hooksMaking A Last Night On Earth Style Track
Learn my full workflow for building a Last Night On Earth–style track, focusing on melodic writing, sound selection, drums, vocal textures and FX. I show you how to layer, automate and shape ideas into a rich, dreamy progressive / melodic house record.
Go To Synths For House Music
In this course, I break down 8 of my go-to synths for house music production and show you…
How to Finish More Music
A workflow-focused course built around momentum, speed, and creative restrictions. In this course, D. Ramirez shows you how…
Creating Vocals With Suno AI
In this course, I’ll show you how I use Suno and OpenAI’s ChatGPT as creative tools inside my…
How To Properly Warp Vocals in Ableton Live
Warping vocals in Ableton Live is often done incorrectly, which is why so many tracks end up sounding…
Creating Movement With Call & Response
In this course, I show you how to create more groove, movement and character in your tracks using…
Limitation Series, Part Two – Build a Track Using Limitation (No-Friction Workflow)
In the previous lesson, we explored how friction — specifically too many decisions — is one of the…
Building Drums With Roland Cloud’s 909, 808, 707, 727 & 606
In this course, I show you how to build powerful house and tech house drum grooves using Roland…
Limitation Series, Part One – Why You’re Not Finishing Music
Most producers assume that not finishing music is a skill issue — that they need better sounds, more…