GAWD I LOVE MY SCHOOL. I'm in Audio Production (kinda obvious) and it's so awesome.

I was just curious, how many other TAs have gone to/are going to art schools?

Messing with analog tape is fun.

And who is thinking about going to one?

Just wanted some thoughts.

edit: im posting from school right now

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so far so good for me...im at the art institute in ft. lauderdale...i'm in advertising though. my school is right by the beach.

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Originally posted by notelfreak man i can't believe i tried to come off as responsible in that other thread, i am so full of shit just don't tell anyone

did anyone there play at Love Parade?

I do architecture..does that count

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Im looking to either go to the art institute in Chicago or in Charlotte for multimedia/web design...

whats the audio production course like?

that sounds cool too.

I love the Audio Production program, to the max. It was pretty fucking core. Like my first day in Audio Recording Techniques, i took 8 pages of notes and learned how to operate, clean and deguass a ATR machine (analog tape recorder).

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Just curious as to why you found the analog tape so fun...

I learned that in my audio production class as well and, frankly, cleaning and degaussing was boring. It's much more fun to set up the studio for a recording project.

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Originally posted by Dj Dissent I do architecture..does that count

Me too

And yes, I would definitely count that as an art.

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i like it like i like too much sugar.

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Originally posted by AntronVee Just curious as to why you found the analog tape so fun... I learned that in my audio production class as well and, frankly, cleaning and degaussing was boring. It's much more fun to set up the studio for a recording project.

It was the smell. I liked the smell of the tape spinning up and down. It was so cool, reminded me of playing with my records, it's so old school it's cool. I haven't gotten to setting up the studio yet, im learning recording and the Mackie 8-Bus right now. Easy stuff so far.

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I wanted to apply there, but funds are low so I'm planning on taking a studio production course at Edmonds Community. Does the art institute have a two-year transfer program?