The techniques I have learned from their videos have increased the quality of my productions substantially. I enjoy my subscription, and would subscribe again. Also, there is a free subscription for Sonic Academy that you can sign up for which will give you access to parts of some tutorials, and access to the forums. You can watch videos on Sonic Academy's youtube channel to get an idea of what they're about. You can stream the videos while you have access, and then that's it.
It's self paced video training and a community forum. Sonic Academy is however not an online school. They're typically anywhere from 10 to 25 videos in a course and most of the videos are 5-10 minutes long. I have watched most of the Ableton Live videos on AskVideo and they're pretty good. They also give subscribers discounts on their own products and software synths (which are good). AskVideo and MacProVideo are the same company and typically have the exact same videos on both sites so take your pick. The guest tutors generally do not post on the forums, but they will reply to video comments occasionally. They're the same people that make the videos. The main tutors will answer questions in the subscriber forums. The forums are not super active, however if you ask questions on it, someone will generally answer you and help out when they can.
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The tutors maintain and update content regularly. The quality of the videos is good, and are professional. There are interview videos with tips and advice from established producers. There's very little recording external devices, or use of outboard gear.
The concepts used and taught in the videos can be applied to any type of music, but generally it is geared towards music which is created and exists solely in a computer.
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In addition to the video, you also get a zip file with the entire project file complete with samples and presets.Īlmost all of the music tutorials are EDM, or anything that could vaguely fall into that category. There is a lot of great information in the tutorials, as you are basically watching someone create a song, and every step from start to finish with an explanation of the techniques. The tutorials are mostly songs which are broken into genres, but there are some tip videos just general concepts. The main tutors are from Northern Ireland/UK. The main tutors are the owners of the site, and they also have guest tutors. You watch a tutor explain a technique, or in most cases you watch the tutor create an entire song. If you want to download them, that costs extra, but you can stream them any time you are subscribed. The main point of the subscription is that you are paying to stream the videos.
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