The main course creator is Tomori Sofia, a Beat Maker with six years of experience in rhythmic composition, beat construction, section development, and educational examples. The materials are also reviewed by the Xelmoniq team to maintain consistent structure and clear wording.

Review the entered details and any messages from your financial institution. If funds were charged but the order does not appear, contact Xelmoniq and include the order number or other information that can help identify the transaction.

Payments are processed through the store's secure checkout system. Xelmoniq will not ask you to send complete card details by email or through the contact form.

For paid tiers, a request may be submitted within 30 calendar days from the order date. Requests are reviewed according to the Xelmoniq refund policy, so learners are encouraged to read the tier description and store terms before ordering.

The pace depends on your previous experience, practice schedule, and selected tier. Early changes may include more organized planning of rhythm, layers, pauses, and sections, but individual learning outcomes vary.

Yes. Once the files have been downloaded, the main materials can be read, reviewed, and used for practice offline. A connection may only be needed for the initial download or for contacting support.

Yes. Xelmoniq courses are provided as downloadable digital materials. After receiving the files, you can save them on a computer, tablet, or phone.

Yes. The Xelmoniq team periodically reviews wording, module structure, worksheets, and practical examples. The most recent review date may be shown on the relevant tier page.

After downloading the files, you may store them on your own device and use them for personal study without a fixed learning period. We recommend keeping a backup copy in a secure location.

Learners without previous experience can begin with Free Kit or Pulse Pack. Those who already create short rhythmic cycles may consider Frame Set, Flux Module, or a later tier based on the topics they want to study.

Each Xelmoniq tier contains structured learning modules, written explanations, practical exercises, composition diagrams, checklists, and worksheets. The exact material list depends on the selected tier and is provided on its course page.

No. The tiers follow a gradual learning path, beginning with rhythm foundations and short patterns and continuing into large composition blocks, textures, space, and staged revision. Each following tier covers a wider group of topics and assignments.

The study period depends on the selected tier, your pace, and the time you give to practical work. Shorter tiers may be studied across several sessions, while extended courses are designed for structured work across several weeks.

Xelmoniq primarily provides downloadable digital materials containing written modules, diagrams, tables, and practical assignments. The courses are not tied to specific software names, external platforms, or operating systems.

Previous experience is not required for Free Kit and the opening tiers. The materials begin with pulse, tempo, rhythmic grids, pauses, and foundational layer interaction. Later tiers are more suitable for learners who already understand basic rhythm and section construction.