FAQs - PRODUCER 3.0
Q: How can I know more about what will be covered in the course?
You can’t.
I can assure you that what I’ll teach can genuinely change the way you produce — possibly your career. But if you don’t believe that, it’s better not to sign up.
Q: Is there any other payment method available?
No.
Q: I’ve already paid but I won’t be able to attend or I’ve changed my mind. Do you offer refunds?
No. We do not offer refunds.
Q: What if it’s due to force majeure?
Under no circumstances are refunds issued.
Q: Will there be time for questions?
Yes.
Q: I don’t know you. Why should I trust you?
You can look me up on LinkedIn or Instagram. I’ve worked as a producer with top-level artists, especially in pop and hip hop. I’ve also been an executive in the music industry for years.
If you still don’t trust me, it’s better not to sign up.
Q: Will the session be recorded?
Yes, and I will send it to you afterwards. Only enrolled students will have access to it.
Q: Is this for beginners?
No. This training is for producers who already understand music production and want to integrate AI at a professional level. If you’re just starting out, this may not be for you.
Q: Do I need a Suno subscription to benefit from this?
Yes. You should have access to Suno and basic familiarity with the interface. This is not a technical onboarding session.
Q: Do I need to use a specific DAW?
No. The principles apply to any professional DAW. The workflow concepts are transferable.
Q: What if I can’t attend live?
If you enrolled, you will have access to the recording.
Q: Is this about creating generic AI songs?
No. This is about using AI to enhance your identity as a producer — not replacing it.
Q: Will you share specific prompts and workflows?
Yes. You’ll see real examples and practical frameworks you can immediately apply.
Q: Is using Suno professionally legally safe?
We’ll discuss practical considerations, but you are responsible for how you use the tools in your own projects.
Q: Why is it limited to 20 participants?
Because quality matters. Smaller groups allow real interaction, better Q&A, and a more focused experience.