Luxary Group Arts program

Music Production Program

9 Months of Hands-On Music Technology, Production & Creative Development

Grades 4–12

Students learn music production through hands-on instruction, guided projects, and practical studio experience. The program is designed to build technical skills progressively while helping students understand the creative and professional sides of music production.

Grades 4–8

Exposure-Based Learning

An age-appropriate introduction to music technology and production. Younger students explore the studio, make their own sounds, and build confidence through guided, hands-on sessions.

Grades 9–12

Music Production Program

The full nine-month program outlined below, moving from production fundamentals through mixing, creative production, and the business side of music.

Students are enrolled through participating schools and organizations. Registration is pending approval from the participating school or organization, and program start dates are confirmed once the school or organization confirms the program.

What students learn

A nine-month curriculum overview

Students progress from introductory concepts into increasingly advanced production work across the nine months.

Music Technology Foundations

Introduction to music production
DAW fundamentals
Recording and studio workflow
MIDI
Virtual instruments and VSTs
Plugins and effects
Equipment and signal flow

Production & Mixing

Beat making
Arrangement
Mixing fundamentals
Processing and effects
EQ
Compression
Parallel processing
Multiband processing

Creative Production

Mono vs. stereo
Pitch control
Automation
Sampling and interpolation
Creative effects and production techniques

Music Business & Rights

Sample clearance
Copyright and music rights
Sample and session forms
Production strategy
Preparing music for professional opportunities

Hands-On Learning

Students build, not just listen

Students do more than listen to lessons. They work inside a DAW, create and modify music, complete guided exercises, participate in demonstrations, and develop projects that show their progress.

Program Outcomes

What students can build

Skills and finished work students can carry beyond the program.

Music production fundamentals
Recording and editing skills
Beat-making and arrangement skills
Mixing knowledge
Creative problem-solving skills
Understanding of music rights and industry practices
Completed projects for a developing creative portfolio

Registration

Register for the Music Production Program

Registration is pending approval from the participating school or organization. No payment is collected here.

A parent or guardian should complete this registration. Fields marked with an asterisk are required. Registration is pending approval from the participating school or organization.

Student first name *

Student last name *

Student date of birth *

Grade *

School *

School district or referring organization (if applicable)

Parent or guardian full name *

Relationship to student *

Parent or guardian email *

Parent or guardian phone *

Home address *

City *

State *

ZIP code *

Emergency contact name *

Emergency contact relationship *

Emergency contact phone *

Alternate phone number

Has the student used music production software before? *

Does the student have previous recording, beat-making, engineering or music experience?

What is the student most interested in learning? *

Does the student have access to a laptop? *

Participating school or organization *

Teacher, counselor, coordinator or referring staff member (if applicable)

Program cohort or semester (if assigned)

I understand that placement in this program is pending approval from the participating school or organization, and that start dates are confirmed once the school or organization confirms the program. *

Student, guardian and emergency contact information is stored privately for program operation and safety only. It is never published, never sold and never used for marketing.