Lesson Features
- One-to-one lessons
- Learn how use write music using softwares such as Sibelius, Dorico, and Logic Pro
- Learn the principles of music layout, formatting, and working with DAWs
- Lessons tailored to students’ individual learning style, musical interests, and goals
- Lesson notes after every lesson
Our Music Softwares Lessons
It is important to learn how to use the right tools to realise the music in your head. In these Music Softwares Lessons, students will learn how to make music using the relevant software. It may be concerning notation (Sibelius or Dorico) or digital audio workstations (DAWs) such as Logic Pro. Generally, we start with the basics of how these softwares work, before moving on to more advanced techniques.
As you progress, you may also practise what you’ve learned through a variety of exercises and assignments, or even your own projects, to consolidate your skills. Lesson notes are provided after every lesson.
Testimonials
“I did my music a long time ago when there was no notation softwares, so I have always struggled with modern notation softwares. But taking lessons with Owen has been a game-changer. He is patient, knowledgeable, and skilled at breaking down complex task into easy-to-understand steps. I highly recommend this to anyone looking to improve their music notation skills :)”
Vicky A. – student
“I am a professional performer and have been taking their notation lessons with for over a year now because I need to arrange music for my work. Owen is incredibly knowledgeable and experienced, and he has patiently helped me to refine my scores significantly. Highly recommend!”
Suzuki S. – student
“My son never had to use Logic Pro until his school’s music teacher asked him to do so for his GCSE exam. So Owen has guided him and really got things done to very good standard. Thanks!”
Jamal S. – student
Q&A
The Music Softwares Lessons teach students how write music using softwares, such as Sibelius, Dorico, and Logic Pro. It is 21st century and we are no longer just using pencils and paper, so and it is important to any students to learn the modern way to make music.
No, you do not need any prior music experience to take the music notation course. The course is for everyone and I will start with the basics if necessary and work our way up to more advanced techniques.
You can write any kind of music that you like!! I am knowledgeable of a wide variety of genres and styles, and I will work with you to help you achieve your personal goals.