Music production course for women musicians

Join us for an inspiring 5-day workshop designed to help you explore, learn, and create in a supportive and welcoming space!

Class Dates & Timing :
Monday, 3 February (6–8 pm)
Thursday, 6 February (6–8 pm)
Saturday, 8 February (1–3 pm)
Monday, 10 February (6–8 pm)
Saturday, 15 February (1–3 pm)

Location: Cowlee Studios, Bijeshwori, Swayambhu

Duration: 5 days of intensive learning and hands-on practice (2 hours a day with assignments)

Fees: Rs. 6,666

WHY JOIN?

Music production is an exciting and ever-evolving field, yet the number of women producers remains relatively small. This workshop aims to encourage participation by providing a safe and inclusive environment where you can –

• Learn essential skills: Dive into the technical and creative aspects of music production, from using digital audio workstations (DAWs) to mixing and arranging.

• Grow your confidence: Build your knowledge and skills in a space designed to support your creative growth.

• Make connections: Join a community of like-minded individuals who share your passion for music and creativity.

Whether you're curious about producing your own music or dreaming of making an impact in the industry, this is your opportunity to start your journey.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:

• The basics of digital audio workstations (DAWs) 

• Introduction to music production tools and techniques

• Sound design, mixing, and arrangement fundamentals

• Hands-on practice to create your first track

PRE-REQUISITES

• A personal computer with enough RAM to operate a DAW software

• Basic production gears (if possible) i,e. Audio Interface, Headphones, Microphone, etc. 

ABOUT THE TUTOR
Rajan Shrestha is a Kathmandu-based interdisciplinary artist, primarily known for his work in music. He's a bassist/co-producer for the Kathmandu-based post-rock band Jindabaad and holds an Ethnomusicology degree from Kathmandu University's Department of Music. He produces music as 'phatcowlee' and collaborates with Pakistani electronic musician Alien Panda Jury in the project Anaasir. As a founding member of Fuzzscape, a cultural documentation platform, he focuses on music, archival, and storytelling through audio-visual media. Shrestha is the executive director at Nepal Music Archive and works with podcasts like BojuBajai and Utarchadhav.

Limited spots available! Secure your place today and take the first step into the exciting world of music production. 

APPLY HERE https://forms.gle/PnZkScjDDgZP2nJ89

Submission deadline: Saturday, 25 January

Selected participants will be notified by email. For queries, contact: Pooja: 9808020815 Email: mail@echoesinthevalley.com

NOTE: This is a part of a six month long audio/music production course.