I'm thinking of returning to college, but am still debating what to study!

Pat
SoundcloudSoulstep wrote: My point is i just wanna hear more vibes
forthcoming 12", spring/summer 2015:Legend4ry wrote:Well I am still living in that haze that dubstep is about a dark room with a big system, peoples with their heads down and trigger fingers in the air.
I go to school for music.. I get $5350 USD per semester to go to school for music, and I just spend it on studio gear.futures_untold wrote:And how are you finding it?
I'm thinking of returning to college, but am still debating what to study!
Pat
kejk wrote: By the first 4 posts you have made I already like you more than 90% of this forum.
Soundcloudgoodeh wrote: is that good? cause it was accidental, i just copied the drum midi clip and pasted it into the bass channel....
| Facebook Page | Twitter | Soundcloud |cloak and dagger wrote:number of posts on dsf = directly proportional to importance in the dubstep scene
I teach entry level music to the youth, been doing it now for around 6 years full time,Best job by far i have ever had so i would advise anyone to do it, just make sure you have lots of patience!futures_untold wrote:Teach music production to kids (I already have a degree in youth & community work, so a music qualification would actually over qualify me for music production tutoring hehe).
Seems like you want to dig in a lot of things at the same time, Pat. I say you concentrate on 1 or 2 and get really good at them. Accounting is a pretty big thing if we're talking theory, not just making T accounts and double entry stuff. Believe me - I study economics, it gets really stale sometimes!futures_untold wrote: I've been seriously looking at doing an Open University 'Open Degree'. I could combine modules on computer science, maths, physics, electronics and accounting to form what seems like a hardcore but useful knowledge set for what I want to do.
I'm thinking along the lines that maths, physics, electronics and accounting are useful in life anyway, so even though I'd place a heavy focus of the degree on music related projects, I'd still be boosting my general knowledge.
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