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Muzik or BPM ??? ----- I ask you ... !!!
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"42"
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Posted : Apr 10, 2008 17:22:48
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Well, ofcourse there are many other music schools...
So, which one would you recommand? Why?
Did you take any course? Where? Would you recommand?
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Elad
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Posted : Apr 10, 2008 17:43
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please provide links to the specific course
and tell us what is your goal with this study ?
is it DJ or produce your own music or to be mastering engineer?
and what is Muzik ? never heard of it.. maybe resonance you meen?
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Tomos
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Posted : Apr 10, 2008 18:35
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If you aren't going for the 3/4 year degree (or equivalent qualification) then I would say that it isn't worth while doing the shorter courses.
You can learn everything they teach at the basic level qualification by reading the internet and a few well selected books.
Having done the SAE short course, I know.
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C3PO
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Posted : Apr 10, 2008 20:28
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0hz
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Posted : Apr 10, 2008 22:09
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i agree with c3po, i finished 2 years at yoav gera sound school, i and i tell you it a weist of money. u can learn all they teach alone and in less time. the only thing that was good is that u have access to equipment but still its not worth the money u pay.
also the teachers there are underpayed and not pro enought to teach u something usefull. |
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Deranger
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Posted : Apr 11, 2008 00:29
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c3po it's not true , ex. for teachers in bpm are X-noize , Sub6 , Astrix
i'm not sure if it's worth the money, but i prefer to buy something usefull like a nord lead or good monitors.you can always search the web for info about any subject you need. |
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Mike A
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Posted : Apr 11, 2008 01:04
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Yea. For the money you spend on studies you can actually go and buy some really decent geat.
I mean, x-noize, sub6 and astrix didn't study there before they became producers. You don't HAVE to do it. Learn alone, and if you can't do it - even a school won't help you.
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klippel
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Posted : Apr 11, 2008 10:16
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ähm...
techno has no way better production... i dj´d techno for 8 years before is changed trains and endend up with psy...
i have friends who dj drum´n´bass and there is some very strong production as well! some dj techno, with partly strong produced stuff there. i myself dj psy and am very confident about the production level here.... i would say:
there is something like 10% top notch production in EACH genre. 80 average. 10% crappy.
however, psy most of the time sounds crystal clear wheras techno often has harsh sounds.. so i don´t really get it how someone would say techno has better production...
of course trancey minimal house or what ever u wanna call it is often very phat in production... but then, where is the line between trance/house/techno at that point?
as mentioned above a lot of psy acts have prog house sideacts or change after a while to minimal in order to get some cash ;-)
anyway,strong production does not rely to specific genre..
just my 0.02$
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Mike A
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Posted : Apr 11, 2008 11:17
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klippel, wong thread i guess?
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shachar
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Posted : Apr 11, 2008 15:27
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theres another option of private schooling
theres some producers who do it.. i have few students myself.
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"42"
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Posted : Apr 11, 2008 16:41
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vipal
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Posted : Apr 11, 2008 19:49
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On 2008-04-10 18:35, Tomos wrote:
If you aren't going for the 3/4 year degree (or equivalent qualification) then I would say that it isn't worth while doing the shorter courses.
You can learn everything they teach at the basic level qualification by reading the internet and a few well selected books.
Having done the SAE short course, I know.
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http://forum.isratrance.com/win-an-sae-electronic-music-producer-course/
oops |
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"42"
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Posted : Apr 12, 2008 21:41
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I know that even 1 course could lead into meatting new people from the industry and colaberation with other minds more expirienced then mine...! so what can be more helpful than that..?? am I wrong?
I must say that after reading the posts about buying equipment instead of paying 4 school, really made me think...
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vipal
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Posted : Apr 13, 2008 20:38
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using cash for buying hardware and for learning directly from an experienced psyproducer if possible and then investing time for using the internet while constantly producing tracks i would consider the way to go as long as your budget is not over 5000 dollars or so.
but thats just my opinion. |
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MadScientist
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Posted : Apr 13, 2008 21:00
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well, it totally depends on what you want to do...do you want to work in the business or do you just want to make better psy at home? 
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"Hmm, yeah... All the time, man - it's called mescaline. The only way to fly!" |
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