Is the masterclass for beginners or advanced producers?

Both. Each session is 1-on-1 and tailored to your level and goals, from your first productions to refining an advanced workflow.

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1-on-1 coaching

The music production masterclass that skips the theory.

Q: What does the masterclass cover?

The masterclass covers music production and mixing techniques for EDM, hardstyle and cinematic music. Mastering is not taught — it is offered as a separate service.

Stop guessing. In this music production masterclass you learn the real producing and mixing techniques behind professional EDM, hardstyle and cinematic releases — one-on-one, with a pro who has spent 26 years making records that land.

Book your session → What you’ll learn

€175Per 2-hour block

1:1Personal coaching

26 yrsIndustry experience

Why this works

Tutorials teach theory.
This teaches the real thing.

Most producers hit the same wall. They watch endless tutorials, buy more plugins and still can’t work out why their tracks don’t sound like the releases they love. The reason is simple: tutorials show you buttons, not decisions.

A music production masterclass with Reeven Music is different. You bring your own track, your own goals and your own questions. Then you watch how a professional actually works — the choices, the instincts and the techniques refined over 26 years in EDM, hardstyle, film and pop.

One note up front: these masterclasses cover producing and mixing only. Mastering is a separate craft, so it isn’t taught here — but everything you need to make a track that’s ready for mastering is on the table.

What you’ll learn

Real techniques.
On your own music.

Every session is shaped around where you are now and where you want to go. So no two masterclasses are the same.

Production & arrangement

How to build a track that holds attention from the first bar — structure, energy and the arrangement choices that separate amateur from professional.

Mixing techniques

EQ, compression, saturation and space — the practical mixing moves that make EDM and hardstyle hit hard and translate everywhere.

Sound design

How to create a signature sound instead of relying on the same presets everyone else uses.

Workflow & feedback

A faster, cleaner studio workflow — plus honest, detailed feedback on your own productions so you know exactly what to fix.

How it works

Simple format.
Serious progress.

Each masterclass is one lesson block of 2 hours, fully one-on-one. You can join online or in the studio, whichever suits you best. Bring a track you’re working on, and we’ll go deep on exactly the things holding it back.

For groups or a full class, just request a quote — and if you want to revisit everything later, an optional recap video of your session can be added.

Per lesson block

€175

per person · 1 block = 2 hours

1-on-1 personal coaching
Producing & mixing focus
Real techniques, not theory
Feedback on your own tracks
Online or in-studio

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For groups or a full class, please request a quote. Optional recap video of your session: +€15, requested in advance.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

What does a music production masterclass cost?

A masterclass is €175 per person for one lesson block of 2 hours. For groups or a full class, request a quote. An optional recap video can be added for €15, requested in advance.

What does the masterclass cover?

It covers music production and mixing techniques for EDM, hardstyle and cinematic music. Mastering is not taught here — it’s offered as a separate service so it gets the focus it deserves.

Is it for beginners or advanced producers?

Both. Each session is one-on-one and built around your level and goals — from your very first productions to refining an advanced workflow.

Can I do the masterclass online?

Yes. You can join online or in the studio, whichever works best for you. Both formats are fully personal.

Ready to level up?

Stop guessing. Start improving.

Book a music production masterclass and learn the techniques behind releases you already know — directly from the engineer who makes them.