YOU OWN
ENOUGH
SYNTHS.
Make a piece of music with what you already have.
Thirty sessions, taken at your own pace. Start with a short sketch, develop an arrangement, make a recording and finish a named audio export.
ONE FINISHED PIECE.
Downloadable ZIP. Keep the files and use them on your own computer.
FROM A SKETCH
TO AN EXPORT.
- 01
A short sketch
Find a useful musical idea and give it shape.
- 02
A whole arrangement
Decide how the piece develops and where it ends.
- 03
A first recording
Record a complete version you can listen back to.
- 04
A finished export
Make the remaining choices and save the piece.
HEAR IT.
TRY IT.
KEEP GOING.
- 30 interactive sessions with beginner routes, five-minute fallbacks and optional intermediate challenges.
- 26 listening studies across 47 MP3s, including 21 A/B comparisons.
- A complete 83-second worked piece, The Last Light.
- A 47-page printable workbook.
- A practice kit with a stereo WAV, four aligned WAV stems and a four-bar MIDI motif.
- Ten rescue cards, a glossary, a focus timer and progress backup.
FORMAT
& REQUIREMENTS.
Do I have to work every day?
No. The thirty sessions are self-paced. Each includes a smaller route for a day when you have five minutes.
Do I need more equipment?
Use the instruments and recording tools you already have. The retreat is about musical decisions and developing a piece, not buying a particular synthesiser.
How do I use the download?
Download the ZIP to a computer, extract the whole folder and open its index.html file in a current desktop browser. Keep the audio and practice files together. A PDF reader opens the workbook.
Does it need an account or internet connection?
No account or subscription is required. The downloaded retreat runs locally. Progress stays in your browser; use the included backup controls before changing computers or clearing browser data. External reference links need internet access.
What is the file size?
The ZIP is approximately 56 MB. Allow additional space to extract the files. For phones and tablets, the printable PDF is the simplest way to follow the sessions; local HTML and audio support varies by device.