I have been writing, recording, and producing music since I was thirteen, and throughout that time I’ve developed a strong understanding of both the creative and technical sides of music. My educational background includes training through 343 Labs, where I studied music production, sound design, mixing, and workflow. That experience helped me shape a clear, organized approach to explaining musical concepts, and it strengthened the foundation I had already built through years of creating my...
I have been writing, recording, and producing music since I was thirteen, and throughout that time I’ve developed a strong understanding of both the creative and technical sides of music. My educational background includes training through 343 Labs, where I studied music production, sound design, mixing, and workflow. That experience helped me shape a clear, organized approach to explaining musical concepts, and it strengthened the foundation I had already built through years of creating my own music.
Alongside my personal work, I’ve gained hands-on experience in professional rehearsal environments at Music Makers and Smash Studios in New York City. There, I assisted musicians by setting up equipment, adjusting levels on analog and digital mixing boards, and helping troubleshoot audio issues during rehearsals. Being part of those sessions gave me practical insight into how musicians work, how sound behaves in real settings, and how to communicate technical ideas in a simple, useful way.
All of this experience fuels my passion for teaching. I love helping others unlock their creativity, whether it’s through learning guitar, understanding a DAW for the first time, or exploring what makes a great mix. Because I’ve spent years producing my own music from the ground up, I’m able to guide students with clarity, patience, and enthusiasm. My goal is always to make the learning process inspiring and accessible, giving students the confidence to explore, experiment, and grow in their own sound.
