Teachable and Kajabi are the two dominant platforms for selling online music courses. Here is how they compare, what each setup looks like, and which one is right for your teaching business.
Teaching music production online is the one subject where screen sharing works better than sitting next to someone. Here is how to set it up technically and teach it effectively.
You already know how to play. Here is how to turn that knowledge into online lessons that actually work, with the right gear, platform, and lesson structure.
The right platform handles scheduling, payments, video, and student management so you can focus on teaching. Here is how the main options compare, including 2026 pricing updates, new platforms, and which one fits your stage.
Adjustable BPM, tap tempo, time signatures, visual and audio click, and bar pattern muting.
Chromatic instrument tuner using your microphone. Real-time pitch detection with cents display.
Upload audio, chop it into up to 16 pads via transient detection, even split, or manual markers. Play pads with mouse or QWERTY keyboard. Adjust gain and pitch per pad. Export all slices as WAV. No uploads, no sign-up.
Premios Juventud is a Spanish-language awards show presented by Univision celebrating music, film, sports, fashion, and pop culture for young Hispanic and Latino audiences. Winners are determined entirely by online public vote. The 22nd edition took place in 2025, hosted by Clarissa Molina, Alejandra Espinoza, and Nadia Ferreira.
iGroove is a Swiss music distributor based in Pfaeffikon, Switzerland, founded in 2012. Serves 1000+ labels and artists with a pay-per-release model: singles CHF 25/EUR 19/USD 20, EPs CHF 35/EUR 29/USD 30, albums CHF 55/EUR 49/USD 50, plus 8% commission. No recurring costs or yearly fees. Releases stay online permanently. Offers worldwide distribution, personalized support, monthly payouts, playlist pitching, and a Label OS with AI-driven royalty accounting and contract automation. Self-funded and profitable with no external venture capital. Application process required. Best for indie labels and artists in the DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland).
iMusician is a Swiss music distributor founded in 2007 by Tobias Wirz and Shigs Amemiya, headquartered in Zurich with offices in Berlin. Offers both pay-per-release and subscription models. Distributes to 200+ platforms including Beatport and Traxsource. Key differentiator: Forever Online policy means your music stays live even if you cancel your subscription, switching to a 10% commission instead of removal. YouTube Content ID available but takes 20% commission. Multilingual support in French, German, Spanish, Italian, and English. Best for European artists and labels who want catalog protection and flexible pricing.
