Saii
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Posted : Oct 2, 2009 04:33:52
GUYS,
coud some one please translate this for me. what is astrix saying exactly and what is the guy asking..
anyone speak hebrew please..
thanks
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Posted : Oct 2, 2009 07:47
he's just saying that he learned everything by himself and there was no music school to teach him at the time,if he had one he would surley invent the money to learn music,he advise everyone who want to take it seriously to go to a music school.
he started as a dj in small clubs and created house/progressive at the beginning and afterwards fullon cuz its more interesting,and also it took him 3 years to learn cubase by himself .
it's an advertisment for one of today's music school in israel called "BPM".
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Posted : Oct 2, 2009 11:27
thx deranger
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Posted : Oct 2, 2009 14:00
cool interview but the school i think is waste of money..if you want to produce trance 15-20 private lessons with me you will know much more. and get more resources for sure.
its pritty cool if you gonna open PA company tho they teach stuff on microphones and electricity that i have no clue about.
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Posted : Oct 2, 2009 15:16
lol maybe it s good shcool , but in the end it s all about hearing so not sure how someone could teach that
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Posted : Oct 2, 2009 16:15
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On 2009-10-02 15:16, PoM wrote:
lol maybe it s good shcool , but in the end it s all about hearing so not sure how someone could teach that
well there is ALOT of technical stuff.
not everyone allready knows whats the compressor treshold does.
and sure not everyone have optimized enviourment to listen to what they do.
and yes i also teach how to listen to certain stuff , another point of view is always helping.
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Posted : Oct 3, 2009 01:33
sick shit
yea i learned everything on my own
it takes im sure twice as long but most of us who real are that serious, choose it to be that way.
i love the fact that i learned it on my own.
everything is yours!!
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Posted : Oct 3, 2009 01:35
not to mention, im an industrial engineer so i dont have time to take lessons and stuff so whenever im not engineering im fucking makin music....i love the fact i taught it all to myself...im sooo much more proud of this than all the money i spent for industrial engineering...its sort of my back up plan sort of...MUSIC ALL THE WAY!!
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Posted : Oct 3, 2009 01:40
btw, does anyone know what software he uses as a daw?
what hardware?
anything?
i dont no shit about astrix except i love his production quality!
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Posted : Oct 3, 2009 12:13
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On 2009-10-03 01:40, Saii wrote:
btw, does anyone know what software he uses as a daw?
what hardware?
anything?
i dont no shit about astrix except i love his production quality!
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Posted : Oct 3, 2009 12:22
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On 2009-10-03 12:13, Elad wrote:
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On 2009-10-03 01:40, Saii wrote:
btw, does anyone know what software he uses as a daw?
what hardware?
anything?
i dont no shit about astrix except i love his production quality!
using cubase , but logic for bass.
mostly vst , (aspecialy atmosphere).
sold his hardware few years ago.
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Posted : Oct 3, 2009 13:02
Why school? As it has been often mentioned music production and mixing is more about trusting your ears, experience on tweaking, visions and single-mindedness. These are things no-one can actually teach you. It's surely essential to know how compressor or eq works, but thats just 1% of all tha shit you will come up after 99% experience =)
I consider Astrix as one of the best =)
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Posted : Oct 3, 2009 13:38
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On 2009-10-03 13:02, naga wrote:
Why school? As it has been often mentioned music production and mixing is more about trusting your ears, experience on tweaking, visions and single-mindedness. These are things no-one can actually teach you. It's surely essential to know how compressor or eq works, but thats just 1% of all tha shit you will come up after 99% experience =)
I consider Astrix as one of the best =)
in the basic you are right
but your calculation is wrong imo there is MUCH more then 1% that i can teach a noob. much much more actualy. atleast 50% of the work. includ synthesis , mixing , arrangement , from the basic of how it works to actualy do it yourself how good will it be still depend on your vision and other 50% of the skills that has to come alone...
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Posted : Oct 3, 2009 14:04
It's all about picking the right school though, I think.
I have a friend that's been studying audio technology for 3 years, I've been producing for 5 and there's so much stuff that I can show him, even in the space of an hour. Likewise there's a hell of a lot of stuff he can tell me.
The rest is practice, but there's a lot to know about this stuff. It's definately a life long learning process which can be supplemented by school, but you have to want to learn your own way as well.
I'd quite like the idea of one to one tuition because you can learn what YOU want to learn, rather than trying to match what you want to know to the closest relevant course.
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Posted : Oct 3, 2009 15:37
well,if you have the ability to go and learn music , do it.it's fine to learn by yourself but somtimes you need someone who'll direct you to do things in the right way, instead of wasting your time trying to google/youtube everything to find useful topics.i'm not saying it's impossible without learning,but it's much easier and you get all the information that you need in a short time.
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how good will it be still depend on your vision and other 50% of the skills that has to come alone...
