Music Mastermind

About Music Mastermind

MusicMastermind.TV operates as a professional music development hub, providing a centralized, cloud-based database of high-end tools and educational resources for aspiring music creators. The platform targets musicians, producers, and songwriters at all skill levels, aiming to democratize music education by making its core offerings accessible regardless of a user's purchasing power. The business model appears to be freemium; the company provides a significant amount of value for free through its video courses to build its online community, while likely generating revenue through its 'MusicMastermind Sonic Laboratory,' a division that produces and sells high-quality MIDI and audio sample products.

The platform's service is composed of several key pillars. It offers extensive video-based courses covering Advanced Recording Techniques, which includes instruction on console signal flow using equipment like the SSL Duality, and an Advanced Artist Development module derived from a decade of experience in building music careers. For producers, the 'Better Beat Bootcamp' delves into the fundamentals of EQ, dynamics, and mixing. Beyond production, MusicMastermind.TV provides education on the business and marketing aspects of the music industry, with programs like the 'Youtube Rocket Program' designed to teach channel growth strategies, and 'Premiere Pro Ninja Edits' for video production skills. A notable feature is the 'ContractHUB,' a tool that allows users to generate simple legal contracts on-demand, supported by instructional videos.

The current iteration of MusicMastermind.TV is part of the Miami-based Noisematch Group, which also operates a music production studio and a business consulting firm. The platform's content, such as its 'Music Chop Shop Podcast', is recorded at Noisematch Studios. This venture is distinct from the original company, Music Mastermind, Inc., which was founded in 2007 in Calabasas, California, by Grammy-winning record producer Matt Serletic and Wall Street veteran Bo Bazylevsky. The initial company focused on developing music creation technology and mobile apps like Zya and Ditty, and was ultimately acquired by Google in 2019.