START WHERE
YOU ARE.
You do not need previous experience to begin. Lessons can start from zero or pick up from the level you are already at.
The specialisation is metal, but the foundations behind rhythm, timing, technique, listening, control and musical understanding are shared across styles. What you learn can become a base that you continue building in your own direction.
Guitars
Build stronger rhythm, cleaner technique, better timing and more control over the instrument, from beginner foundations through more advanced playing. The main specialisation is metal, with practical work across 6 to 8 string guitar.
Drums
Develop the coordination and timing needed to play confidently while understanding how drum parts support riffs, songs and the rest of the band. The main specialisation is metal, but the foundations apply across styles.
Vocals
Work on control, consistency and the foundations needed to develop vocals gradually and responsibly, with a strong focus on aggressive and metal vocal styles.
Production
Learn how music moves from an idea into a finished production, with practical work based around the tools and workflow used in a real studio environment.
Different disciplines.
Same musical foundation.
Guitarists, drummers, vocalists and producers all depend on many of the same core skills. Timing, dynamics, listening, arrangement, repetition, control and understanding how your part interacts with everything around it are useful no matter which direction you eventually take.
Practical, not academic
These are practical one to one lessons and development sessions. The focus is on building usable skills, understanding the fundamentals and giving you a clear direction for your own practice and development.
You can bring songs, riffs, recordings, questions, references or specific problems you want to work through.
About certification
These lessons do not provide an accredited certificate or formal qualification.
The goal is different. You are here to learn, practice, improve and build a foundation that you can continue developing as a musician or producer.
If your priority is an official qualification, an accredited school or institution will be the better route.
Beginners welcome
You do not need to arrive already knowing the terminology, the gear or the technique. Lessons can begin with the basics and build progressively from there.
Already experienced?
If you already play, perform or produce, lessons can focus directly on the areas you want to improve, including technique, workflow, arrangement, sound, performance and specific problems you are trying to solve.
Want to start?
Tell me what you want to learn, what level you are at and what you want to improve.