What You'll Cover
Twelve sessions. Twelve deliverables. One finished track you can account for.
The sessions run in deliberate sequence: what Flow Music is and where it came from, the workspace and the account position, the nine-dimension brief, how Lyria 3.5 works and where it fails, the Compose controls, conversational direction of the Producer agent, the six-criteria quality standard, Replace, Extend and Cover, sessions and projects and playlists, export and stems and the provenance bundle, and a complete production run.
Every session ends with a required deliverable. Students leave with a brief library, a personal verdict template, an organized and named body of work, WAV masters with stems, complete provenance bundles, and a finished track whose every decision they can explain.
Where This Level Fits
Level 1 builds the direction that Level 2 turns into a system.
Level 1 establishes reliable direction, honest assessment, revision discipline and the documentation habits that everything commercial later depends on. You leave able to take a written brief to a finished, named, provenance-documented track — the prerequisite for Level 2's compound briefing, reference inputs, DAW handoff and rights work.
This level is right for complete beginners, for producers arriving from Suno or Udio who want to understand what Flow Music does differently, and for former Riffusion or Producer.ai users returning to find the product renamed and rebuilt. It is also right for anyone who has generated AI music before and found the ceiling of prompt-and-hope.