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Wondering if anyone has done a Sound Engineering course.What did they teach u, also if u are producing now.
cheers
Music Is.
im currently doing an audio engineering degree though JMC college
got about another 3 months till I get my certificate 4
its helped my producing skills heaps - we learn all about getting the best sound possible through EQ and effects
its taught me heaps - producing wise
they teach you a lot from the basics of sound waves to recording live bands to microphone techniques to electronics to mixing skills (not dj mixing)
if u got the cash to pay for it I highly recommend it
they have pretty good studios aswell - you start off on a 16 track tascam desk with effects - gates, compressors, the lot!
ive just recorded a band on a 24 track mixing desk, although live bands aint really my style im hoping to use this knowledge with electronic music - whos knows I might be Tiesto's next engineer 
Jace: good form mate. I'm interested in doing something like that do but in Melbourne ofcourse. I pretty busy atm but I think it would be a good investment.
does anybody know about courses in Melbourne??? not necessarily sound engineering but electronic music production????
don't know of any electronic music production courses
but for audio engineering check out JMC and SAE
both of them have a melb campus
I know who SAE is but can someone tell me who JMC are and if they have a campus in Brisbane?
http://www.jmc.net.au
only in syd and melb
Thanks for the reply Jace( good on ya)
I have looked at some courses $3000+ but well worth it.
now i need to find away to put some cash together
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