The Longest-Running Online School for Electronic Music Production
Built specifically for people who want to learn how to make, mix, and release music in the box. Think less random tips and more college-level courses delivered online.
Table of Contents
Organized around two axes: Tools and Genres
Browse Producertech's complete library of Online Music Software Courses, designed to help you learn a variety of DAWs (Including Ableton Live, Logic Pro and Reason), software synths (Massive, Serum, Omnisphere), digital DJing and other music production software.
Ableton Live is the flagship — most courses built in Live — with complete Logic Pro and Reason tracks as well.
"From first steps right through to" finished tracks.
Dedicated courses on Serum, Massive, Omnisphere, plus compression, synthesis fundamentals, mixing and mastering.
Compression Fundamentals and Beginner's Guide to Synthesis as entry-level staples, alongside music theory, arrangement, and sound design.
Courses designed with different levels in mind — from beginner tutorials to advanced masterclasses from professional music producers.
Unlike generalist platforms, Producertech goes deep into electronic genres. This genre-first approach is rare — most schools teach you the knobs. Producertech teaches you how working artists would actually use those knobs to finish a track that would work in a club.
Featured Genre Courses
Melodic Deep Tech House And Techno Production
Veteran producer Simon Shackleton creates a deep melodic tech-house track from scratch using Ableton.
Advanced Bass Music Production Techniques 2
Producer Seppa walks through creation of a complete bass track, from start to finish.
John Tejada Rebuilding Unstable Condition
Kompakt / Cocoon / Defected artist recreates his 2011 minimal house track using Ableton Live.
Also: Lofi Hip Hop Production Techniques, Breakbeat Production, Singomakers Tech House, Complete Psytrance Production, and more.
Certified Educator + Active Touring Producers
Classically trained musician and fully certified Ableton instructor with over a decade's experience delivering college-quality music training. Many of these courses are created and delivered by Rob Jones.
Guest Artists & Tutors
Simon Shackleton
Elite Force / Zodiac Cartel / Lunatic Calm
John Tejada
Kompakt / Cocoon / Defected
Seppa
Bass Music Producer
Future Funk Squad, El Train, Creatures, FracTroniX, Singomakers
Sound designers & producers
Dual model: Jones gives you transferable theory and clean signal chain; guest artists give you idiosyncratic, real-world workflow.
Not a 45-minute overview — real sessions
4-8h
Typical Course
14-20h
Bundle Packages
~£100
Bundle Price
Creation from Scratch
Start with a blank project, not a pre-made template. Sound selection, drum programming, early arrangement decisions.
Sound Design Deep Dives
How to make the bass, pad, or lead in Serum or Massive — not just preset browsing.
Arrangement & Automation
Turning an 8-bar loop into a full track.
Mixing & Mastering in Context
EQ, compression, sidechain, bussing, loudness — taught on the actual track, not in isolation.
Project Files Included
Most courses include Live Sets, samples, MIDI — so you can reverse-engineer.
Beginner Path Example
The Ableton Beginners Complete Music Production Collection bundle covers all the basics of working with Live, from first steps through to an Essentials Collection, then extends with comprehensive lessons on each of the core mixing, sound design and music theory areas.
Individual courses: £19.95–£69.95 · The platform pushes subscription
Unrestricted access to an extensive repository of tutorials, courses, and resources catering to various genres and production techniques. Novices and seasoned producers alike. Learn at your own pace — revisit tutorials or explore new topics without temporal constraints.
Exclusive live streams providing real-time insights from industry professionals. Comprehensive breakdowns of popular tracks to live production challenges. Join live and ask questions, or watch the replay at your convenience.
Beyond core courses — advanced techniques, niche genres, and innovative approaches. Often from community requests: "Bonus Tutorials are among the most highly sought extras, designed to complement existing courses."
Hands-on exercises tailored to reinforce theoretical knowledge. Submit your work for feedback. "Refines production skills and opens avenues for collaboration and exposure within the Producertech community."
Exclusive access to curated sonic tools — drum samples, bespoke synth presets, effect racks. "Crafted by industry professionals, these resources serve as secret weapons" contributing to a distinctive sonic signature.
A dynamic, supportive forum — a hub for collaboration, discussion, and networking connecting producers worldwide. "A repository of knowledge where members can seek advice, share experiences, and collaborate." The camaraderie is palpable.
"Becoming an All-Access Member on Producertech transcends a mere subscription; it opens the gateway to a realm of opportunities and growth — the amalgamation of comprehensive tutorials, live streams, bonus content, and a thriving community creates an immersive learning experience."
— Producertech
What Students Actually Say
"I'm giving Producertech 5 stars for sure! Their instructional videos are in-depth and easy to follow with the latest instructional tutorials for Recording, DJs and producers for prices that are a steal."
— Trustpilot Review
Depth Over Hype
They don't sell "become famous in 30 days." They sell signal flow.
College-Quality, No Debt
Rob Jones' background delivering actual college courses comes through in structured learning outcomes.
Project-Based
You finish with a track, not just notes.
UK / EU Sensibility
Less LA influencer, more Bristol studio — detailed, slightly nerdy, sound-first. MusicTech treats courses like proper products.
2026 Landscape
| Vs. | Producertech Advantage |
|---|---|
| YouTube | Linear, curated, includes downloadable resources. YouTube is free but fragmented, algorithm-driven, inconsistent in quality. |
| Splice Skills / ADSR / Sonic Academy | Heavier on full track deconstruction by name artists and Ableton certification. Underground credibility in the middle ground. |
| MasterClass / Point Blank | Point Blank is degree-granting at $1000s/term. MasterClass is inspirational talks. Producertech is ~$30/month, hands-on, DAW-screen-share. |
| Loopmasters Connection | Loopmasters acquired Producertech — synergy where Loopmasters provides samples, Producertech teaches how to use them. All-Access cross-bundles with Loopcloud. |
Perfect For
Bedroom producers who learned basics on YouTube and hit a plateau
DJs who want to start making edits, bootlegs, and originals
Ableton Live users wanting certified training without Ableton's steep pricing
Producers switching genres — e.g., house DJ learning D&B bass design
International learners — online, self-paced, downloadable files work even with limited internet
Not Ideal For
Those wanting one-on-one mentorship or degree certificates
Complete technophobes who need in-person hand-holding
People who only want presets/samples without learning
Company Details
Producertech Ltd (Crunchbase)
support@producertech.com
+44 1273 692313 (UK)
Surviving since 2009–2010 — a long time in online education
Evergreen + Timely
Fundamentals like compression never date, while guest artist courses keep it current.
Loopmasters Ecosystem
Integration with the UK's biggest sample ecosystem gives distribution and cross-promotion.
Low Churn Value
Cancel All-Access and you keep purchased courses. Taught to "thousands of students across the globe."
Niche Authority
Owning "how to make X genre in Ableton" searches captures high-intent traffic.
Practical Roadmap
Month 1 — Foundations
Beginner's Guide to Synthesis, Compression Fundamentals, Ableton Beginners Complete.
Month 2 — Genre Track
Pick one course that matches your taste — e.g., Lofi Hip Hop or Melodic Deep Tech House — and rebuild it alongside the tutor.
Month 3 — Remix & Feedback
Enter a remix comp, post your assignment in the forum, attend a livestream Q&A.
Ongoing — Bonus Racks
Build a template from their racks, samples, and presets so your next track starts faster.
By month 4, most students have 2–3 releasable demos and a workflow that doesn't rely on random presets.
Producertech's pitch is not glamorous. It doesn't promise a record deal. It promises that if you sit down with Rob Jones and a roster of working producers, watch real sessions, and do the assignments, you will understand why your mix is muddy, why your drop doesn't hit, and how to fix it.
In an era where AI can generate a loop in 5 seconds, that craft-focused, college-quality music training approach matters more, not less.
Learn to finish music, not just start it — with real-time insights from industry professionals, hands-on practice, and a dynamic and supportive forum behind you.

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