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    Question self teaching

    im thinking of hanging up the decks and record boxes and start thinking about getting into producing ..
    i hear people go on courses but can it be done to self teach on many of the programs used and what starter programs would you advise..
    many thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by davemoore View Post
    im thinking of hanging up the decks and record boxes and start thinking about getting into producing ..
    i hear people go on courses but can it be done to self teach on many of the programs used and what starter programs would you advise..
    many thanks
    from my own experience i can say that the course i took gave me a massive boost in my skills and knowledge. it makes such a difference to have someone there to explain in detail about (for example) how a compressor works and more importantly why they are used...

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    Take a course man, you get to learn from people who have been in the industry and know what there on about, they give un-biased opinions and give you loadsa help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by christian wagner View Post
    Take a course man, you get to learn from people who have been in the industry and know what there on about, they give un-biased opinions and give you loadsa help.
    Sorry christian i think thats a load of rubbish.

    They MIGHT have spent time in the industry, and they certainly WONT give you unbiased opinion.

    Let me repeat what i said in the other thread

    Going to college for music tech is a waste of time.

    Going to college for traditional music is WAY better.

    If you want to learn, practice, go spend time making tea for a producer you know.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RDR View Post
    Sorry christian i think thats a load of rubbish.

    They MIGHT have spent time in the industry, and they certainly WONT give you unbiased opinion.

    Let me repeat what i said in the other thread

    Going to college for music tech is a waste of time.

    Going to college for traditional music is WAY better.

    If you want to learn, practice, go spend time making tea for a producer you know.

    sorry mate but i have to disagree with that. not the unbiased thing because i encountered that quite alot especially when it comes to "traditional" musicianship vs electronic music but i personally learned loads :)

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    I did 2 college courses in music technology, and i had already self taught myself more than i learnt on the corses. I think you have to choose the right course at the right place to get the best results.

 

 

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