Why I made this course

One of the biggest problems for producers nowadays isn’t a lack of information. It’s too much information.

It’s so easy to watch YouTube videos, take courses, learn new techniques. But most of it stays as passive knowledge. It doesn’t transform into active skill.

On top of that, it’s very easy to get overwhelmed.
There are just too many choices, plugins, directions...

Before you know it you've lost your focus and direction and you abandon music making for something else

That’s why I created this.

It’s step-by-step.
Each lesson is short and has a clear aim.

You open the project, you have the sounds straight away, and you build the arrangement yourself. You don't have a chance to overthink because the process is all laid out clearly for you.

Each lesson is short - between 10-20mins max so it’s easy to fit into a busy life. 

And honestly, it’s so inspiring to hit play in Ableton, and have a classic track coming out that you have put together.

That moment changes something massive.

It stops feeling so out of reach to make something amazing.

And there are so many benefits from doing the recreation. You’re not just copying. You’re learning how classic producers make decisions. You start to understand structure, how to build synth patches from scratch instead of relying on presets and how to use samples.

So many courses give you dry information.

This gives you practical experience.

What you’ll work through

This is a hands-on recreation, built around a real project rather than abstract theory.

You’ll work through:

1. Setting up the reference track properly
   Importing Belfast, warping it accurately, and using it as a constant guide throughout the process.

2. Building the harmonic foundation
   Recreating the core pad parts and understanding how the harmony actually functions.

3. Recreating the signature synth movement
   Crafting the portamento lead and movement that give the track its character.

4. Programming the drums and groove
   Breaking down the ride pattern, claps, hats, and rhythmic feel that hold everything together.

5. Adding the iconic vocal and bringing everything together*
   Placing the vocal correctly, balancing it with the music, and understanding how all the elements interact as a whole.

* The original vocal and audio from the track aren’t included for copyright reasons. I show you exactly where to get them and how to use them inside your own project.

Along the way, you’ll also get:

• The full project file

• Clear, focused videos with no filler

• A process you can reuse on other tracks, not just this one