Two days, total beginners welcome.
What you'll do
- 1
Make your first drum patterns
- 2
Add melodies and unique sounds
- 3
Build out full tracks
- 4
Record and finalize a finished song
Your weekend
Day 1: Learn how to use Logic Pro to produce instrumentals. With a social coffee hour in the morning
Day 2: Record and collaborate with your cohort and finalize your songs. Cap the weekend with another open studio hang.
It's a small group, not a lecture. Coffee, food, collaboration, and a live recording to finish.
What to bring
- Macbook
- Headphones
- Logic Pro (install for free)
We send a short setup video before camp so you arrive ready to go.
A free 1:1 catch up — every attendee gets a free private follow up session after camp to lock in what you learned.
The details
- Dates
- Saturday, September 12, 2026
- Times
- 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM both days
- Location
- The Grill Studios, 4770 San Pablo Ave., Emeryville
- Price
- $350
- Included
- Lunch provided on Day 1
- Snacks Day 2
- All the Logic guidance you need
- A free 1:1 follow-up session so you can come back to learn more once your new skills have marinated.
Questions?
Do I need any experience?
Nope. Total beginners are exactly who this is for.
Do I need a Mac?
Yes — please bring your own Mac laptop and headphones.
I have a Windows PC — can I join?
Logic Pro is Mac-only, so you'll need a Mac for this one. Don't have access to a Mac? Email us before you book — we keep a few loaner MacBooks and can reserve one on a first-come basis.
What software do I need?
Logic Pro. The free trial works great for the weekend.
What if I've never made music at all?
You'll be fine. We start from zero and you'll have a track by the end.
Do I keep what I make?
Yes — everything you create is yours to keep.
Loved it and want to go deeper? Take the weekend, then move up to Music Production in Logic Pro — you'll get a $200 credit toward the course.
Upgrade to the 10-week