Exposure Lab Workshop · Founding Cohort
Finish a Drum and
Bass track you’re
proud to release
A 6-week group program for producers who’ve been making tracks for years but still haven’t released anything they’re properly proud of.
Live sessions. Real tutorials. A small group of producers in the same boat as you, building together. Not another tutorial dump. A focused, structured cohort with a finish line.
Who this is for
This is you if
This isn't for you if
You’re not a beginner. You’ve put in the hours.
But your tracks still aren't hitting the standard you know they could.
47 unfinished projects on your hard drive
You keep starting new ideas instead of finishing the old ones. Sound familiar?
Your tracks don't hit like the ones you love
The drums sound thin, the mix never quite locks in, the arrangement falls apart after the first drop.
You don't know what's actually wrong
You've been told to just keep at it for years. You have. And you're still here.
What we'll actually do
6 weeks. 2 hours video tuition each week plus feedback on your tune.
We will start and finish a Drum and Bass track together, so you'll see every stage of the process. Expect sessions to run over. I have a lot to say.
The systems I use to get ideas flowing quickly, and how to finish tunes in days not years.
Foundations and low end theory
Understanding audio and the science behind a good track. Sample selection, synthesis, and building your sound.
Drums that hit
Layering kicks, snares and breaks. Using clippers and transient shapers to get things punching through the mix.
Bass design
Sound design from scratch, then resampling that and the FX processing chain to create new and interesting ideas. Getting the low end to translate on a system.
Arrangement and songwriting
How to write captivating intros. Keeping the listener interested, and how to tie sections into each other.
Mixing and mastering
Getting your track loud so it matches your favourite producers. Sidechaining and gain staging for pro level mixdowns.
Music industry and the creative process
Labels, demos, collaborations, networking, social media. How to pitch to labels without getting ignored. What I learned signing to Dispatch, Four Corners and Jungle Cakes.
What you get
Six live group sessions with me
2 hours plus a deep-dive tutorial each week. Expect some to run longer.
Full recordings of every session
Yours to keep, forever. Catch up or revisit any time.
A private Discord community
An active producer community for sharing knowledge, running throughout the cohort.
Direct feedback on your tracks
In the group sessions, including mine. There are slots each week to drop a track.
Project files and reference material
For every week, so you can study exactly how it's built.
A finished, ready-to-send track
By the end of week 6. That's the whole point.
What you don't get
This is the standard we're working towards. Tracks that get played out, signed, and supported.
Meet Your Instructor
Learn from a working Drum and Bass artist with 15+ years in the scene.
My name's Conrad, better known in the industry as Exposure. Fifteen years in Drum and Bass. 32 official label releases on Dispatch Recordings, Jungle Cakes, Four Corners, Deep In The Jungle, Exodus Records, Grand Theft Audio, Addictive Behaviour, A R Records, Erb n Dub Recordings and Paper Dragon Records. Played Boomtown, Shambala, and a successful Asia tour in 2026. Host of Exposure TV on Ayozat. Founder of A R Records.
I've been teaching 1-to-1 for years. The workshop is the same approach in a group, at a fraction of the price.
I built this for the producer I was ten years ago. The one who'd watched every tutorial, bought every course, and still couldn't finish a track that sounded right. Now I have systems in place that let me start and finish a tune in 2 days and get it signed the next.
