

You open Ableton and feel overwhelmed by the screen, the sounds, the routing, and where to begin.
You have musical ideas, but they stay scattered in voice notes, loops, and unfinished Ableton sessions.
You watch tutorials, but still do not know how to turn your own ideas into a track.
You are tired of waiting until you “know enough” to finally make the music.
In ABSA, we begin with the foundations: where things live, how audio and MIDI work, how to save your project, how to record or import sound, and how to make your first tiny sketch.
ABSA teaches the tools through a technical, intuitive, and cyclical approach to creativity. Rather than expecting the same kind of output every session, you learn to recognize when your work needs exploration, structure, expansion, refinement, or integration, while continuing to move the music forward.
My cyclical approach to creativity is informed by my certification as an Embodied Menstrual Cycle Educator through the Cyclical Living Institute, with training accredited by the International Practitioners of Holistic Medicine (IPHM).
ABSA is private 1:1, so we work inside your project, with your questions, your sounds, your level, and your creative direction. You are not left alone with a giant course portal and a cursor.




ABSA gives you a guided path; one project, one track, one step at a time. Once you learn the structures and tools in Ableton, you can translate them to your other gear as they share similar concepts.

This is a guided creative container where we work directly with your sounds, your taste, your questions, and your project.
You will learn how to record, shape, layer, arrange, refine, and export your own piece while building a clearer relationship with Ableton and your creative process.




ABSA is an 8-week private music production program. Each student receives eight private 2-hour sessions..
Yes. ABSA is designed to support beginners and self-taught music makers. We begin with Ableton foundations, recording or importing sound, saving your project, and making a first small sketch. The program can also adapt to students who already have some experience.
Yes. ABSA is taught in Ableton Live. Preferably at least Ableton Live 12 Intro, however Ableton Live Lite is enough to begin.
At the end of the program, students gather to hear the pieces they have been developing in a group setting with the other students from the season Edition!
Airhaert reviews your application to see if the program feels like a good fit. If chosen, there will be a virtual interview. After the interview, it feels aligned, she’ll send the next steps, tuition details, and payment options.
No. ABSA does not include professional mastering. The goal is to create a pre-mastered export or strong final draft that can later be sent to mastering if you choose.
The goal is to build and export a pre-mastered track or strong final draft by the end of the 8 weeks. The result depends on your starting point, creative direction, and practice time between sessions.
ABSA is especially suited for electronic, experimental, ambient, vocal, electroacoustic, dance-adjacent, texture-based, and personal sound worlds. The program is less about copying a genre and more about helping you build your own piece with clarity.
No. ABSA is private 1:1. You work directly with Airhaert inside your own Ableton project. In the end, we all meet together for the listening session to hear what everyone made.
Yes. Homework is part of the process. It is not meant to be perfect. The assignments are practice points that help you keep touching the tools between sessions and slowly build confidence through repetition.
Payment will be disclosed during the discovery call interview!
*payment plans available
ABSA is especially created with women and sensitive creatives in mind, because music technology spaces can often feel intimidating or overly technical. The most important thing is that you are aligned with the spirit of the program: curious, respectful, creative, and willing to practice.