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Music Production Classes With a Musical Foundation

Music production classes help students understand how to build, arrange and complete music inside a DAW.

Younger or local students can learn practical production foundations here. Pianists, keyboard players and songwriters with previous music knowledge should also consider Pianist to Producer, the premium international programme.

Prefer in-person learning? See the Kandy teaching location, class formats and directions.

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Quick details

Available
Online and in person in Kandy
Teacher
Hashini Herath
Exam support
These classes are practical production training rather than a certificate programme. External exam guidance is discussed only where relevant.

Lesson policy acknowledgement

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Current Lesson Availability

Lesson places are reviewed by programme and schedule

Hashini Herath Music is currently accepting approximately 10 additional students across suitable lesson formats. Online and in-person options may vary depending on the student's level, programme and schedule.

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Piano and keyboard

Limited availability

Music theory

Places available

School Western Music

Limited availability

Online lessons

Places available

O/L Western Music

Group places available

Programme offer

Music production as a complete learning pathway

The lesson is planned around the student's current foundation, goal and format, not only around a subject name or monthly fee.

  • Structured lessons online or in Kandy where suitable
  • Individual progression within the Foundation-First Musicianship Method
  • Practical training in recording ideas, arranging tracks, beats, sound design
  • These classes are practical production training rather than a certificate programme. External exam guidance is discussed only where relevant.
  • Practice guidance and teacher feedback during lessons
  • Exam, school, performance or creative preparation where it fits the student's route

Who these lessons are for

  • Beginners in music production
  • Composers
  • Students interested in digital music creation

What students learn

  • Recording ideas
  • Arranging tracks
  • Beats
  • Sound design

Lesson formats

  • In-person music production classes in Kandy
  • Online production lessons using screen sharing where useful
  • Beginner DAW workflow support
  • Track-building and feedback sessions

Teaching approach

Lessons build a repeatable workflow: set up a project, create musical material, arrange sections, record or program MIDI, edit details, balance sounds and export the track.

Why Hashini's approach is different

Hashini keeps the musical and technical sides connected, so students understand what they are building rather than only copying software clicks.

What students and parents can expect

Students receive practical guidance and realistic project goals. Lessons do not promise instant industry success.

Pianist or songwriter? Explore Pianist to Producer

Fee guidance

Group lessons are LKR 6,000/month for four 2-hour lessons. One-to-one lessons are LKR 24,000/month for four 2-hour private lessons. The suitable format is confirmed after reviewing the student's age, level, goals and schedule.

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How lessons work

A clear path from enquiry to structured learning

The enquiry is used to understand the student's level, goals and schedule before suggesting the right next step.

  1. 1

    Submit an enquiry

  2. 2

    Share the student's age, experience and goals

  3. 3

    Start from the student's real foundation

  4. 4

    Complete an introductory lesson or assessment where appropriate

  5. 5

    Begin structured learning with individual pacing

Expected student outcomes

  • Use FL Studio or another DAW more confidently
  • Create MIDI, beats, melodies and arrangements
  • Understand editing and basic mixing decisions
  • Complete and export practical projects

Common difficulties we work through

  • Collecting sounds but not finishing music
  • Overloading arrangements
  • Confusing composition with production
  • Not knowing how to export files properly

Related lessons and resources

Use these links to continue exploring the most relevant next step.

Music composition lessons

Composition lessons that help students build melodies, motifs, harmony, form and notation before moving into larger creative work.

Music theory lessons

Theory taught as musical understanding, not memorised answers: notation, rhythm, scales, harmony and school or exam topics explained clearly.

Online music lessons

Online lessons for students in Sri Lanka and overseas who need structured instruction, clear practice targets and regular feedback.

FAQ

Do students need FL Studio before starting?

FL Studio is useful, but students can discuss their setup before booking.

Will students complete a full track?

The aim is to help students build toward finished tracks through arrangement, editing and export practice.

Is Pianist to Producer different?

Yes. Pianist to Producer is the premium online programme for musicians who already have some piano, keyboard or theory foundation.

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Share the student's age, current level, preferred format and the lesson type you are considering. Hashini will respond with the most suitable next step.

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