Learn to mix music that moves you
Create seamless, inspiring mixes in Ableton - with no tech overwhelm!
A self-paced, online course to help teachers and movers mix music that flows, using Ableton, music software that lets you mix, blend, and shape sound.
Perfect for teachers, trainers, or movers who want to create seamless soundtracks.
Or as a Christmas present for a music-lover!
Do you teach movement of any kind to music? Or are you an aspiring DJ? Producer?
This course will introduce you to Ableton and teach you how to:
import and blend tracks
match the tempo of tracks to create the vibe/movement you want
seamlessly bring in a new track under an existing one
export and use your mixes anywhere
Includes:
→ 3 hours of Ableton music mixing training
→ 6 easy-to-follow video lessons
→ Downloadable PDF guide
→ Lifetime access
£49 - start today, learn at your own pace.
Perfect for yoga teachers, dancers, fitness instructors, or anyone who moves!
“I created this course to help teachers and movers use music more intelligently - not just for background, but as a tool for connection and flow.”
Join the Making Music Course
Testimonials
“Honestly, this training was amazing. I loved every minute and learnt so much! Feeling so inspired by you all and what you’ve shared with us, thank you for everything!” (Polly B)
“Incredible guys! Thank you so much, woke up with a headache from all the head bopping. I loved it and thank you for all your incredible teaching. This course is unbelievable.” (Emily Mergaert)
“Just to reiterate what’s already been said - this has been incredible. I can’t believe we learnt so much in 5 days thanks to your smooth groove teachings! Such a great vibe from everyone. Hugest thanks. I’m buzzing from inside (eardrums) out!” (Kate C)
FAQs
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Not at all, this course is beginner friendly.
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No, you get a free 30 day trial of the software and will be shown how to download and start using the free trial.
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Lifetime access to all lessons and the PDF guide.
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6 easy to follow video lessons (3 hours in total).
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After your free trial ends, yes. It starts at £69 (a one-off fee).
Flaminia Agrimi leads the Basic Mixing short course.
We met Flaminia on the mat in our yoga classes, where we specialise in breathing and moving to a steady beat.
Originally from Rome, London-based artist and sonic teacher, Flaminia, has built a style characterised by melancholic melodies and broken beats, drawing out a sound that’s heavily inspired by her love for techno and experimental electronic.
She plays regularly in London Printworks, Electrowerkz, Corsica Studios and she holds a residency at Village Underground’s in-house party, Superstition, and has shared decks with artists such as Tommy Four Seven, Surgeon, Regis, Phase Fatale, Shlømo, Rrose and Samuel Kerridge.
In 2017, Flaminia launched Metempsychosis Records, creating a platform to support emerging artists as well as pushing her own productions, and in 2019, she co-founded and launched Home of Sound a platform for to support independent artists and labels. Flam has taught on our music courses since 2020.
Hannah Whittingham co-founded Good Life Yoga School to offer yoga and meditation training with a strong focus on the power of music to aid flow state and movement.
At the core of her practice is the incredible impact MUSIC can have on the brain, nervous system and the body. It makes us move. And when we move in time to a beat, all together, magic happens (most of which is to do with hormone release, ventral vagal nervous system activation, and the illumination of multiple areas of the brain. But it still feels magic).
A musician, dancer and teacher, Hannah has 13 years’ experience teaching yoga, qigong and meditation, with particular interest in music’s impact on the brain, and how embodied practices can ease anxiety, trauma and mental health.
After a an undergrad at Cambridge and a post-grad at the Royal Academy of Music, she worked in theatre and the pop world before training in Ashtanga Vinyasa, the Rocket, Yin, Qigong, Embodied Yoga Principles and the neuroscience of mental health. When she is not teaching, she works as a writer, and an integrative psychotherapist, currently working clinically at Trinity Laban Conservatoire for Music and Dance.
Want a more in-depth dive into the psychology of music, what happens to our brains when we move in time with it, and more advanced mixing skills? Check out our full Music x Yoga course on demand (£50 off if you’ve taken this course first!)