PITCH, Lessons: Music lessons in Santa Gertrudis, Ibiza

What We Teach

DJ, guitar, production, and voice: four instruments, each building toward something real. At the very minimum, our goal is to give every student the confidence, the tools and the motivation to keep exercising their skills on their own, long after the class is finished.
Other instruments available on demand
DJ · Beginner–Advanced
First Set → First Mix

Beginner to advanced: setup, controller techniques, beatmatching, EQ-ing, looping, effects, phrasing & counting, transitions, cueing, track preparation, and music selection. For advanced students: harmonic mixing, hot cues, and reading a room to build real energy across a set.

After a month or two of weekly lessons: record a polished, portfolio-ready mix
Guitar · Beginner–Intermediate
First Chords → First Song

Tuning, instrument handling, position, easy chords, strumming patterns, rhythm and reading chord charts, working toward a first full song. For intermediate students: barre chords, basic arpeggios and fingerpicking, palm muting, and the basic pentatonic scale, plus the keys to go further on their own and have fun. Classical, acoustic, electric and bass guitars available at the studio, or bring your own.

Longer-term: build a live set of multiple songs to perform, then record a demo with Ben & Julia
Production · Beginner–Intermediate
Your First Demo

On Ableton Live, the most popular software for electronic music producers, by far. Beginner to your first demo: beat building, MIDI programming, sampling, arrangements and song structure, instrument layering, recording, and exporting a finished track. For intermediate students: synthesis basics, automation, sidechain compression, and basic mixing & mastering techniques; everything needed to produce a track of their own.

Longer-term: record a demo with Ben & Julia
With Julia · All Levels
Voice

Beginner to advanced, developing technique, confidence and your own sound with piano accompaniment, acoustic singing, mic and recording. For experienced singers and performing artists, sessions refine technique, performance and stage presence. Small groups of 2–3 can also learn together (harmonies, blend and rhythm) with individual coaching for each singer.

Longer-term: record a piece, or a finished vocal take

How

A working studio, not a classroom: real gear, one-on-one or small groups of two. Well-connected across Ibiza's music scene, so a specific instrument can be added quickly. Once or twice a year, a showcase party (venue TBD) gives students the chance to perform live in front of a real crowd, plus smaller parties and showcases at school throughout the year.
Every student, kid or adult, starts with basic rhythm skills (clapping, counting, feeling a beat) before touching an instrument. It's the one thing that carries across every track above.