What's in Full Access

Everything in Full Access

14 units. One subscription. Nothing held back.

Full Access is the whole Musical Futures library. Every unit, every song, every teacher guide, for five teachers at your school.

Here is all of it on one page, so you can see what you are holding and plan a term around it.

14units, ready to teach
90+playalong songs
6DAWs covered
5teacher licences
Unlimitedstudents, reached by a link with no logins

The whole library

Every unit in Full Access. Open any of them to see what is inside.

Getting a class playing

Instruments in hands in the first lesson. No reading, no prior experience, no auditions.

Everyone Can Play

4 instruments

Guitar, bass, keyboard and ukulele, each taught step by step. Students play a real song from the first lesson instead of working up to one.

Guitar
Bass
Keyboard
Ukulele
Chord video library

Just Play

90+ lessons

The whole class as one band. Everyone is on an instrument and everyone is on the same song, with a part that fits where they are up to.

Play Now

10 songs

The step between Just Play and students running their own group. Structured songs that get a secondary class jamming quickly.

Playalongs

90+ songs

Put a video on and the class plays. New releases get added through the year, so the list keeps up with what students actually listen to.

Rock Squad

Full programme

Small groups, real rehearsals, a performance at the end. Guitar, bass, keys, drums and vocals working as a band rather than as a class.

Making music with technology

Works with whatever your school already runs. Two of these units come with a DAW built into the browser, so there is nothing to install.

Recreate

6 tools

Students rebuild songs they know, in the software you have. Recreate Champions shows you what other classrooms made with the same task.

Chrome Music Lab
Simple DAW
BandLab
Soundtrap
GarageBand
Ableton Live

Learn the DAW

6 DAWs

Short numbered videos that run in order, from an empty project to a finished export. Teach them as a course or drop into the one skill you need.

Chrome Music Lab
BandLab
Soundtrap
GarageBand macOS
GarageBand for iPad
Ableton Live

Movie Music

18 lessons

How a film score is put together, then a scene to score themselves. Students write against a real clip in MFI Movie DAW, in the browser.

Spotting a scene
Sync styles
Leitmotif
Tension and release

Game Music

30 lessons

Why a loop never seems to end, and what happens to the music when the boss turns up. Students write their own against real gameplay footage.

Loops and stingers
Vertical layering
Horizontal branching
Boss themes

Remix

Stems included

Take a track apart and build it back as something else. The listening and arranging work is the point, and students can hear the result straight away.

Roland ASPIRE Project

Hardware

Electronic music on Roland gear, with students producing from day one. The only unit that sits in every plan we sell.

Writing, beats and grooves

The units teachers reach for when a class needs something to make, or a room needs to get moving.

Songwriting

3 modules

A path from a blank page to a finished song, plus a set of AI coaches students can work with when they get stuck on a line.

Steps To Songwriting
Express Yourself Hip-Hop
AI Songwriting Coaches

Beats

6 modules

Rhythm without a drum kit in sight. Setup videos show you how to build each groove with a class, then playalongs put it straight to use.

Styles
Groove Your Classroom
Chair Drumming
Beatboxing
Body Percussion
Drumming Playalongs

You already know how to teach this

What you do not have is a spare weekend. Full Access is 14 units with the making already done.

Building a unit yourself

Find a song the class will actually play, then work out parts that suit everyone in the room
Make or buy a backing track, at the right tempo, in a key that sings
Film a demo for every part, because you cannot be at four keyboards at once
Build the slides, share them, then fix the sharing when half the class cannot open them
Sequence the lot into a term and map it to the syllabus

Opening a Musical Futures unit

The songs are chosen and the parts are written, from first-lesson simple to as hard as your best player wants
Backing tracks and demo videos are in the lesson, so the room can work at four speeds at once
One share link puts the lesson in Google Classroom, Teams or Canvas. No student accounts to chase
A teacher guide says what to get ready and how long the unit runs
The curriculum mapping is done, and you can change it to match your programme

178 new lessons landed in the three months to August. Not one of them cost you a weekend, and the sequencing decisions stayed yours.

Teachers already running it

A primary teacher with no music training, a head of music across four campuses, and a secondary teacher running class bands.

Primary, no music training

"I'm not a music teacher per se"

Allison Pritchard, Barnawatha Primary School, VIC. Asked to restart the music programme with no music training.

4:30 Transcript

Head of Music, whole department

"The teachers found it extremely helpful"

Pavel Lipski, Head of Music, CIA FIRST International School, Cambodia. Leads K–12 music across four campuses.

1:12

Secondary, class bands

"We use these Musical Futures resources"

Iain Robertson, Balgowlah Boys High School, NSW. Runs class bands on the playalongs and Recreate.

1:50

What comes with all of it

The parts that are easy to miss until you are running a department off them.

Every lesson is a link. Hit Copy Share Link and paste it into Google Classroom, Teams or Canvas. Students open it with no account, on any device, however many of them there are.
Five teachers on one subscription. It is a faculty licence, not a personal login.
Curriculum mapping. Line the units up against the programme you already run, rather than rewriting it around ours.
Teacher guides, posters and printables. How to run each unit, what to get ready, how long it takes.
It keeps growing. 178 new lessons landed in the three months to August, including the Ableton Live and GarageBand for iPad courses.
Real people to ask. Not a helpdesk form. The team here have taught this material to actual classes.

If you are on a free trial, all of this is open right now

The trial is the Full Access plan, unmodified. Same 14 units, same five teacher licences, nothing sampled or locked.

When a subscription ends, the share links you have handed out stop working and the library closes behind the login. If you want to keep it, it is all here.

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