Studio, a competitor to MasterClass, has unveiled its groundbreaking AI-powered online school tailored for musicians, songwriters, and producers. The platform offers a comprehensive learning experience, enabling students to learn from industry-leading artists, create music, receive feedback from peers, and benefit from personalized schedules generated by Studio’s AI coach.
Enrollment Details and Pricing Options
As of today, interested individuals can join the waitlist for Studio’s Music School, which provides two pricing options: $199 per month or $1,799 per year. With enrollment, students gain access to a wealth of exclusive lessons taught by over 110 renowned artists and instructors, including Charlie Puth, Kygo, H.E.R., and many others.
Comprehensive Curriculum and AI-Powered Coach
Studio’s Music School covers a diverse range of topics spanning vocal production, songwriting, music theory, and various genres such as alternative, hip-hop, R&B, and more. The platform leverages OpenAI’s GPT-4 to deliver personalized curriculums tailored to each student’s interests, goals, and experience level. Additionally, Studio’s AI coach adapts the curriculum to accommodate students’ schedules and commitments, ensuring continuous progress.
Innovative AI Frameworks Enhance Learning Experience
To address the limitations of GPT-4 in educational design, Studio has developed proprietary frameworks that optimize long-term planning, pacing, sequencing, and personalization. These frameworks utilize extensive video lessons, curriculum design expertise, and outcome-based student data to deliver effective and personalized learning experiences.
Peer Feedback and Community Engagement
Studio facilitates peer collaboration by matching students with a 20-person peer group based on similar preferences. This enables students to receive regular feedback from peers knowledgeable in their areas of interest, fostering a supportive learning environment.
Target Audience and Equipment Requirements
It’s important to note that Studio’s Music School caters to creatives who already possess basic music knowledge and skills, rather than beginners aiming to enter the music industry. While no specialized equipment is required to participate, most students are expected to have access to music software or Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) and recording microphones.
Future Plans and Expansion
Studio plans to launch additional AI-powered schools later this year, focusing on areas such as writing, filmmaking, and design. Founded in 2017 with a focus on addressing gaps in creative learning, Studio has quickly gained traction, serving over 1 million students to date.
Impressive Backing and Investment
With notable investors including Forerunner Ventures, Human Capital, and Jeffrey Katzenberg’s WndrCo, Studio has raised $60 million to support its mission of democratizing access to quality education in the creative arts.
