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Has NE1 in this forum got a musical degree?
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martyn
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Posted : Sep 27, 2005 14:55
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I don`t have a musical degree but I have a degree in music-therapy. During my studies I learned a lot about music and theory of music tho. I recommend this free book: http://tinyurl.com/2cp8u (how music really works)
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damage
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Posted : Sep 27, 2005 15:47
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On 2005-09-27 14:55, martyn wrote:
I don`t have a musical degree but I have a degree in music-therapy. During my studies I learned a lot about music and theory of music tho. I recommend this free book: http://tinyurl.com/2cp8u (how music really works)
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nice one brotha.  this is indeed becoming the most resorcefull topic  |
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parapsyched
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Posted : Sep 29, 2005 19:02
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learned 3 years of music in high school (bagrut for the israelis here) . covering basic theory,harmony,analysis,classical music and jazz history , etc.
and learned sound engineering. (2 years).
and about classical music and trance having very little to do with each other i disagree. sure its harmonic structure is 99% very simple but the basic harmonic steps are still very much alike. just more simple. and the usage of motives and meldoy variations is very common and at least to me it sound like it originated from the classical traditions.
(u also have IM which defintley understand 1 or 2 things about chord progression and structures. )
i guess knowing music in theory and being able to anazlyze complex music pieces (or even "simple" ones) is recommended to anyone who wants to make music not espicially trance for that matter.
if u dig deep enough u just might reach the sky...
"dream is destiny"
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gothica
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Posted : Oct 2, 2005 14:14
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dont have a degree but ive played a violin for 2 years and piano for a while..
and next year im going to sound college to learn sound engeneering... |
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Space Cadet
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Posted : Oct 2, 2005 20:30
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there are some books i can really recommend:
- Mastering Audio ( Bob Katz )
- Modern Recording Techniques ( David Huber )
- Mixing with your mind ( Michael Paul Stavrou )
- Dance Music Manual ( Rick Snoman)
- The Mixing Engineers Handbook ( Bobby Owsinski )
- Mixing and Mastering in Cubase SX ( Craig Anderton )
- Get Creative with Cubase SX ( Keith Gemmel )
- Behind the Glass ( Howard Massey )
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Where i can get those books or something like those books in ISRAEL ? |
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Boobytrip
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Posted : Oct 4, 2005 15:45
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industed
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Posted : Oct 5, 2005 02:27
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DEGREES ARE FOR ORDINARY PPL...WE ARE SPECILA..LOL
WE DNT STOP TO DEGREES,WE NEVER STOP..ALWAYS LOOK FOR MORE |
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br0d
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Posted : Oct 7, 2005 14:23
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I have an audio degree
Splendid toilet paper, it is |
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UnderTow
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Posted : Oct 7, 2005 20:23
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I have an audio engineering degree. It might have been part of the reason for getting the job I have now.
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rob-ot
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Posted : Oct 8, 2005 00:01
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well UnderTow, you're the exception rather than the rule. Studios are dead. at least in the US.
Now taking an audio engineering course of study for one's own personal enrichment is another matter.
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nick
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Posted : Oct 8, 2005 02:33
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you don't have to go to SOUND ENGINEERING school. I studied composition (both instrumental and electroacoustic) and now I work doing music and sound design for video games.. consider studying MUSIC |
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