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hans the lefty wrote on Aug 11th, 2009 2:15pm

james watt here i come

BullonParade wrote on Jul 27th, 2009 4:28pm

hans the lefty wrote on Dec 14th, 2008 at 8:30pm :
hey i was wondering im a 16 year old scot who has thing for this and i was wondering if i go to college for 2 year or so then a year a uni would it be worth will in therms of will i get a job or will i be rendered to working in asda

depends how good you are and whether there are jobs available.

SmellKellHell wrote on Jul 20th, 2009 4:52pm

Joined because although I don't record and mix much, I live with someone who does, and he tells me almost everything he learns. it's damn fun.

paesano wrote on Jul 17th, 2009 10:08am

Hey, I joined this group because I'm trying to get info on becoming an Audio Engineer. I've looked at a couple different schools in my area, Mediatech and Recording Connection and they both look good, tuition is not a problem but I'm curious as to how much I'd make to start and what things I can do to make myself more marketable as an Engineer.

redflag_ppl wrote on Apr 28th, 2009 2:29pm

hey, im currently doing a degree in music production in Canberra. figgured joining this group could mabey help me with some of the hardwear and softwear stuff

hans the lefty wrote on Dec 14th, 2008 8:30pm

hey i was wondering im a 16 year old scot who has thing for this and i was wondering if i go to college for 2 year or so then a year a uni would it be worth will in therms of will i get a job or will i be rendered to working in asda

MOOSE_CCR99 wrote on Dec 14th, 2008 4:03am

Hey guys, i was curious about this as a career. Ive checked out colleges here in southern ontario and cant find any info on it. Anybody know any colleges in my area that offer it? andwhat pre-requisits will i need? thanks for the help!

Tatakai! wrote on Jul 17th, 2008 5:41pm

Hello. Good group.
I'm starting sound engineering at school and I have been looking into it for a career for some time now. I'm hoping that once I finish school to go to Uni to study it. However, I know it's a really hard thing to get into so my question is would I be better to just have it as a hobby or to try get into it? What are my chances of actually getting anywhere?
I don't want to spend two years(?) at uni only to have to get a job which I don't really want to do. My guitar teacher at school told me his uncle couldn't get into it and ended up just having it as a hobby in his house.
Any advice would be great

Serial 177 wrote on Mar 6th, 2008 7:51am

AMAZING group... i cant wait to study sound engineering

orgasmickey wrote on Dec 12th, 2007 1:23pm

*Joined* Good idea for a group.

Peace.

just17n8 wrote on Oct 28th, 2007 9:57pm

hellO just joined... im a complete noob recording-wise... so i thought this would be a great addition... hope to learn a lot...

thats pretty much it

david_safc wrote on Oct 14th, 2007 3:46pm

Hey everyone. Does anyone have any opinions on the focusrite saffire le and the edirol fa-66? I'm getting one next week but I don't know which one to get. I'm learning towards the saffire at the moment.

timi_hendrix wrote on Sep 25th, 2007 8:25pm

Alright lads (and lasses?). I'm really getting into the production side of music, spend a lot of time at college messing around on the desk (soundcraft ghost, the analogue version). Great fun!

BrianApocalypse wrote on Sep 21st, 2007 6:36am

Ooh, I finally got round to posting here. great.

Metal-X wrote on Sep 21st, 2007 4:45am

Cool, If I can get enough free time I'll try to post some useful topics.

Not sure what yet though....

af_the_fragile wrote on Sep 8th, 2007 3:55am

cool metal-x!
feel free to post anything relevant and answer and FAQ's n stuff...
If you're interested i'll make you a mod too...!

Metal-X wrote on Sep 8th, 2007 1:25am

I'll be more than happy to answer any questions that anyone has, it'll help me get stay in practice for my recording classes in college. Also, I'm glad there is an FAQ. I got tired of answering the same question over and over again.

af_the_fragile wrote on Aug 19th, 2007 10:53pm

Actually i'll make a FAQ thread.
So you all can post in there all the questions you think that are asked frequently.
That way we'll have a list of all the FAQ's.
If you can answer the question, you can post the possible answers with the question too.
Once we feel we've covered all the basic questions, i'll organize it, compile all the answers and make it into one big list of FAQ's.

af_the_fragile wrote on Aug 19th, 2007 10:49pm

Yup.. i see that a lot too..
People keep coming up with the same questions, i can't be bothered answering them over and over again..
it'ld be good if you guys can come up with some FAQ's and then me or someone elz can make a list of all of them and answer em.
One question i repeatedly see is the "how do you set up a home recording studio?" one.

take_it_t wrote on Aug 19th, 2007 9:26pm

Perhaps a good idea might be to set up a FAQ, or find some way to rule out a lot of the repeated basic questions, I seem to find that I'm constantly answering the same questions in the main R & R forum to the point that I just couldn't be bothered to answer the same things anymore.

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