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i tried to school in NYC for Sonic Arts at CCNY, but it was just way too much music theory.

just wondering who is actually in college for audio/music.

me

i figure, im gonna major in something... so why the fuck not?

I got a BFA in Music Technology and Composition and am going back for a Masters next year

im doing a national diploma in music tech and hoping to go to uni once i finished

doin my BTEC at the moment.
in theory.
the snow is doin its best it would seem...
nearly a whole week without logic- I might cry.

I went from 92 to 94. I know how to splice tape and all that shit. I even know how to use ADAT recorders and Protools 1.0. Woohoo.

abZ wrote:I went from 92 to 94. I know how to splice tape and all that shit. I even know how to use ADAT recorders and Protools 1.0. Woohoo.

haha your old

Music Tech FDSC course, 3 days a week, not too shabby

studying music technology

yea but WHERE

not yet, but im aplying to the SAE institute audio production, http://www.sae.edu/
seems awsome, hope i get in

maan I hate being taught music, I've been doing it since I was 7 I don't need someone to tell me how to do this...

having said that, learning an instrument or doing theory grades has helped me in the past.

There’s 2 people.

One leaves school and decides he wants to work in audio. He looks hard and eventually finds a job in a studio earning crap money and gets trained from the ground up in the realities of running a studio. In about 2 years he’s helping engineer sessions and doesn’t make quite so much tea. He records bands after hours and makes a few extra quid that way.

The other goes to SAE. He studies for two years, passes the course and leaves with his qualification. He knows a few people from the course, so he finds a job in a studio earning crap money and being taught from the ground up in the realities of running a studio. In about 2 years he’s helping engineer sessions and doesn’t make quite so much tea….

My 2p

-boring wrote:yea but WHERE

I went to McGill University in Montreal to study Sound Recording for a year after graduating with my degree in Cello Performance from Northwestern (outside Chicago).

I went, knowing I didn't want to be an engineer, but studied to give a more technical background to the classical music broadcast production I was doing at the time.

Most of the people I went to school with came out with some pretty cool jobs- some got hired by the CBC, others got hired by festivals such as Banff, and a couple even got picked up by some audio gear companies. I did a bunch of freelance sound design before doing some other non-related gigs.

Even though I don't really do any classical production anymore (I might get back into at some point), I am still glad I went. I feel it definitely helps me a lot with me own music- and while it isn't the only way to learn about this stuff, it was the right way for me to learn it.

-boring wrote:yea but WHERE

I went to school at the Los Angeles Recording School in Hollywood. Not a bad school at all, although the tuition has gone up since I went due to them being bought by Full Sail. If you are serious about going to school for it I would suggest you move out here. Not just because of the schools (which there are alot) but because if you want to get into recording as a career (or loads of other audio careers) its the place to be.

Macc wrote:There’s 2 people.

One leaves school and decides he wants to work in audio. He looks hard and eventually finds a job in a studio earning crap money and gets trained from the ground up in the realities of running a studio. In about 2 years he’s helping engineer sessions and doesn’t make quite so much tea. He records bands after hours and makes a few extra quid that way.

The other goes to SAE. He studies for two years, passes the course and leaves with his qualification. He knows a few people from the course, so he finds a job in a studio earning crap money and being taught from the ground up in the realities of running a studio. In about 2 years he’s helping engineer sessions and doesn’t make quite so much tea….

My 2p

Theres also this^^, tbh. Had I had any clue that it was like this, I would have gone straight to a studio and saved my money. LA is also a great place to get into the industry this way.