Guitar and bass classes, all levels. Beginner Level: Introduction to instruments: Basic knowledge of guitar and bass, parts and operation. Tuning: Learn to tune the guitar and bass correctly. Posture and technique: Proper hand and finger placement, pick and finger technique. Basic chords: Learn open chords and basic chords for accompaniment. Rhythm and strumming patterns: Develop rhythmic skills and learn different strumming patterns. Fingering exercises: Improve the dexterity and agility of the fingers on both hands. Basic scales: Introduction to the major and minor scale. Introduction to musical reading: Reading tablatures and simple scores. Intermediate level: Advanced scales: Study of pentatonic, diatonic scales and modes. Arpeggios: Learn to play arpeggios and their application in different styles. Slide, bending and hammer-on/pull-off technique: Advanced techniques to enrich the sound. Applied musical theory: Delve into concepts such as tonalities, extended chords, harmonic progressions. Improvisation: Develop improvisation skills on chord progressions. Musical styles: Explore different genres such as blues, rock, jazz, funk, among others. Preparation to play in a group: Work on the ability to play together with other musicians. Advanced Technique: Tapping: Explore the tapping technique in both hands. Legato: Develop the legato technique to execute soft and fluid melodic lines. Finger Technique: Expand finger playing skills, including techniques such as using multiple fingers for simultaneous notes. Advanced Music Theory: Modulation: Understanding how to change keys effectively. Advanced Harmonic Analysis: Break down complex harmonic progressions and understand their function within a composition. Exotic and advanced scales: Explore less common scales and their application in various contexts. Improvisation and Composition: Musical composition: Learn to compose and arrange complete musical pieces. Vocal and instrumental harmonization: Study vocal harmonization and apply it to instrumental accompaniment. Specific Styles: Adaptation to different styles and eras: Develop the versatility to play in a variety of musical styles and eras. Musical Technology: Using effects and processors: Explore the use of sound effects and processors to achieve different textures and tonalities. Recording and music production: Introduction to studio recording, music production and mixing techniques.

Introduction to Ableton Live: Interface and basic functions. Session configuration and arrangements. Production Fundamentals: Basics of mixing and mastering. Use of basic effects (equalization, compression, reverb). Working with Clips and Scenes: Creation and manipulation of clips. Organization and launch of scenes. Use of Instruments and Samples: Loading and manipulation of virtual instruments. Work with samples and loops. Basic Automation: Introduction to parameter automation. Creating dynamic changes on the track. Intermediate level: Advanced Sound Design: Use of virtual synthesizers. Creation and manipulation of custom sounds. Song Structures: Analysis of the structure of electronic songs. Creation of sections (intro, verse, chorus, bridge). Advanced MIDI: Using MIDI controllers. Creation of melodic lines and harmonies. Advanced Effects: Creative use of effects (modulation effects, delays, etc.). Creating transition effects. Sampling and Audio Editing: Advanced sampling techniques. Detailed audio editing. Advanced level: Advanced Synthesis: Subtractive, additive and FM synthesis. More complex sound design. Professional Mixing and Mastering: Advanced mixing techniques. Mastering processes. Collaborative Production: Using Ableton Live for online collaboration. Integration of projects between different users. Live Performance: Preparation and execution of live sets. Using controllers for live performances. Advanced Automation: Automation of complex parameters. Creating more detailed dynamic changes. Project and File Management: Efficient project organization. Using libraries and sample files. Sound Design: Basic Sound Design Concepts: Understand the importance of sound design in musical production. Explore the differences between sound design and traditional music production. Use of Virtual Instruments for Sound Design: Use virtual instruments to create atmospheric sounds and textures. Experiment with synthesizers and samplers to generate unique elements. Recording External Sounds: Integrate field recordings and external sounds into production. Edit and process recordings for use in sound design. Granular and Waveform Synthesis: Explore granular synthesis techniques. Manipulate waveforms to obtain specific sonic results. Sound Design for Specific Media: Adapt sound design for audiovisual projects, video games or artistic installations. Audio Postproduction: Detailed Audio Editing: Use audio editing tools to perfect recordings. Correct phase problems, noise and other artifacts. Audio Restoration: Learn restoration techniques to improve the quality of recordings. Eliminate unwanted noise and recording problems. Advanced Mixing: Advanced mixing techniques to achieve clarity and cohesion. Detailed automation for final mixing. Special Effects Processing: Creative use of effects to create atmospheres and special effects. Effect automation to achieve dynamic changes. Specialized Mastering: Apply specific mastering techniques for electronic music. Prepare the mix for different distribution platforms. Integration with Third Party Software: Use of third-party plugins to complement the capabilities of Ableton Live. Integration with effects modeling software and external processors. Formats and Delivery: Preparation of files for different delivery formats (CD, vinyl, streaming). Technical considerations for music distribution.