Now, for the first time, I’m sharing the exact system I teach at my recording studio and audio engineering school - online, self-paced, and easy to follow.
Here's what you'll get:
The same techniques I use in real recording sessions every day
The step-by-step system I’ve taught to hundreds of students — including two Grammy nominees
No more guessing — just follow the process to get cleaner, clearer mixes
See pro mixing techniques demonstrated in Pro Tools, Logic Pro X, and FL Studio — the industry’s leading software for recording and mixing.
Learn at your own pace — with lifetime access for just $47
IS THIS YOU?
You produce your own music but your mixes never sound right
You’ve wasted hours on YouTube trying to piece together conflicting advice
You want a step-by-step system trusted by real artists & engineers
You’re tired of sending your tracks to engineers who don’t get your vision
You want a shortcut to industry-ready sound — without the guesswork
How to calculate your room modes so that you will better understand the overall color of your space
The difference between the various types of acoustic treatments so that you can choose the
best option for your space, and not waste time and money in the process
The optimal placement for acoustic treatment
to most effectively control room echo and reflections
The inside scoop on the most affordable resources for acoustic treatment
How to get professional quality results with gear that you already own
Which pieces of equipment are essential to taking your sound to the next level
Why you don’t need certain pieces of gear
If the Mac vs. PC debate is really worth the argument
The one piece of gear that can truly be a game-changer
Why your recording level is the most important factor in the signal flow chain
The optimal level to record your vocals
Which piece of recording gear has the biggest impact on recording levels
Why ignoring recording levels is ruining your recordings
To better understand frequency, and how it affects your perception of sound
The role that equalizers play in achieving radio-quality mixes
The essential frequencies that you need to know to get professional quality results
How to effectively use an equalizer to become an audio ninja
How to use a compressor to your advantage
Secret compression recipes that will supercharge your mixes
How to use compressors to achieve louder, punchier recordings
The essential parameters of compression
Why balance is the core ingredient of audio mixing
A little-known mixing technique that will consistently lead to more balanced mixes
How to use “references” to produce industry-quality recordings
The ultimate tools used for balance
The audio effects that dominate major label recordings
How to use reverb to get the sound that you’ve been looking for
Why delay is the one effect that you need to start using now
How distortion can liven up your vocal recordings
(value: $397)
How to calculate your room modes so that you will better understand the overall color of your space
The difference between the various types of acoustic treatments so that you can choose the
best option for your space, and not waste time and money in the process
The optimal placement for acoustic treatment
to most effectively control room echo and reflections
The inside scoop on the most affordable resources for acoustic treatment
How to get professional quality results with gear that you already own
Which pieces of equipment are essential to taking your sound to the next level
Why you don’t need certain pieces of gear
If the Mac vs. PC debate is really worth the argument
The one piece of gear that can truly be a game-changer
Why your recording level is the most important factor in the signal flow chain
The optimal level to record your vocals
Which piece of recording gear has the biggest impact on recording levels
Why ignoring recording levels is ruining your recordings
To better understand frequency, and how it affects your perception of sound
The role that equalizers play in achieving radio-quality mixes
The essential frequencies that you need to know to get professional quality results
How to effectively use an equalizer to become an audio ninja
How to use a compressor to your advantage
Secret compression recipes that will supercharge your mixes
How to use compressors to achieve louder, punchier recordings
The essential parameters of compression
Why balance is the core ingredient of audio mixing
A little-known mixing technique that will consistently lead to more balanced mixes
How to use “references” to produce industry-quality recordings
The ultimate tools used for balance
The audio effects that dominate major label recordings
How to use reverb to get the sound that you’ve been looking for
Why delay is the one effect that you need to start using now
How distortion can liven up your vocal recordings
(value: $397)
Felicia Ricci
“Working with Samori was instrumental to my developing my confidence as a producer and artist. I’m glad I met [him] when I did. I feel empowered now to be truly be creative.”
John Morrison
“Working with Samori was hands down one of the most influential experiences in my creative life. In addition to the growth in the music I make, I learned so much about the business.”
Recording, mixing, and mastering music across hip-hop, R&B, rock, pop, and more
Podcasts, audiobooks, and audio for film, TV, and radio
Acoustic design for commercial studios, home studios, and even churches
My in-studio and one-on-one coaching students have paid up to $5,500 for this exact same curriculum. Compare that to traditional Audio Engineering Schools, where tuition averages
$19,000, and can go as high as $80,000.
But I believe pro-quality audio training should be accessible to everyone — no matter your budget or background.
That’s why I created The Audio Engineering Blueprint — so you can get the
same step-by-step system I teach in my studio for just $47.
No inflated tuition.
No piecing together random YouTube tutorials.
Just real studio techniques from a working engineer — at a price anyone can afford.
That’s why you can get instant lifetime access today for just $47.
I'm so confident this Blueprint will level up your mixes and your skills, I'm backing it with a 100% Money-Back Guarantee.
If you’re not blown away by what you learn, just email me within 7 days for a full refund — no questions asked.
You have nothing to lose… except bad mixes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Lifetime access — come back anytime, at your own pace.
Not all. Some of our students are absolute beginners. These students tend to do very well in our program because they haven’t picked up a lot of bad audio engineering habits.
This special $47 pricing is only available for a limited time as part of our global, online launch. After that, the price will increase significantly to reflect the full value of the training.
If you want to lock in lifetime access for just $47, now’s the time.
This is an online course that allows you to learn at your own pace. You'll get instant access as soon as you enroll.
We offer a 100% money-back guarantee within 7 days.
There is no age requirement to register for the Audio Engineering Blueprint.
In today’s music industry, there are a number of popular software programs that our students like to use. Our core training is the craft of Audio Engineering, which is the same regardless of the software program used. We provide project demonstrations in Pro Tools, Logic Pro X, and FL Studio.
It is highly recommended that you, at least, have a computer and D.A.W. (i.e. recording software), as well as studio monitors or a decent pair of studio headphones. Equipment specs and recommendations are covered in the 2nd module of the program. So, if you're not sure about what to get, it will be addressed in the course.
No, this program consists of pre-recorded training videos, project files, quizzes, and software (D.A.W.) demonstrations. This way you are able to work at your own pace.
It is recommended that you pace yourself, watch all of the videos, complete the quizzes, and finish all assignments. In terms of course completion, 8-12 weeks is ideal for optimal retention, growth, and development in the craft of audio engineering.
The music industry is extremely competitive. We believe in our program so much that we know that you’ll be prepared when you complete the course.
There are no guarantees that companies will be hiring, or will hire you. But, you’ll be 10x more experienced, trained and prepared than you are today.
Samori Coles began his career more than 25 years ago as an independent artist and music producer. He built Lil’ Drummaboy Recordings, a Philadelphia-based recording studio and audio training facility, to provide other independents with the training, guidance, and mentorship that he wishes he had all those years ago.
He understands your unique needs. And he knows exactly what you need to accomplish your goals.
There is no fluff in The Audio Engineering Blueprint. You will get real-world training that will significantly develop your proficiency and skills as an audio engineer. We can guarantee this because we have been training music creators just like yourself for more than 20 years.
Our online program is the exact same curriculum taught in-studio at Lil' Drummaboy Recordings. The success rate of our graduates is second-to-none. This is the training that you have been looking for.
No. The Audio Engineering Blueprint focuses on the craft of audio engineering. You will be trained to record, edit, mix, and master music and audio projects at a professional level.
Audio Engineers are the folks in the studio that handle the recording process. They make sure that the projects that they engineer have that major-label quality that is competitive with the music of other artists in the industry.
Audio Engineering is the process of recording, editing, mixing, and/or mastering audio projects.
Audio Engineers work in the music industry, film industry, radio, TV, podcasts, live sound, audio/visual departments in colleges and companies, etc. They are sonic anchors that ensure that any of the sound involved in any of these industries is of the highest quality.
While many of our students have a desire to either work in the music industry or achieve better sounding recordings in their home studios, there are many career options for audio engineers.
Audio Engineering is a trade similar to plumbing, audio mechanics, carpentry, etc. It’s a specific skillset that offers unique opportunities that many aspiring music creators aren’t aware of.
The Audio Engineering Blueprint is an online program.
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