Cool looking forward too :D:D
[quote]slender (18/05/2010)[hr]Cool looking forward too :D:D[/quote]
Well if you are looking forward to it, you should email Phil. I did the tutorial and uploaded it to my FTP and he is ignoring my emails. So if you want me to do tutorials, please email him with requests. I would love to do them for Sonic Academy.
After all, I think I might have alot to give. Especially since I am paying over $5,500 for Berklee School of Music. Funny to think that the SA community would get to learn the things that one of the top Music schools in the world are teaching their students, but the SA community might never get to see them because emails dont like to get answered.
[quote]howiegroove (23/05/2010)[hr][quote]slender (18/05/2010)[hr]Cool looking forward too :D:D[/quote]
but the SA community might never get to see them because emails dont like to get answered.
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oooo get ya hand bag 
Hmm thats not good, especially as you made the effort to actually make them
what courses are you taking howie?
Advanced Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Synthesis, Music Production Analysis, and one more that I’m switching out. Maybe Orchestration, maybe song writing. I dont know.
cool, id like to hear your opinion about the courses after you’ve got into them for a couple of weeks, ive heard some bad reviews of them
[quote]tommyt (24/05/2010)[hr]cool, id like to hear your opinion about the courses after you’ve got into them for a couple of weeks, ive heard some bad reviews of them[/quote]
They are actually amazing. If you think about it, Berklee School of Music is one of the most prestigious music schools in the world. So yes, the school is great. It’s also challenging. Its not, by any means, a walk in the park. Lucky for me, I’m really good with Ableton Live, so this stuff comes rather easy to me. But I’m not looking forward to the Logic Pro course. Synthesis is gonna be interesting. I heard its a TON of reading.
I should make posts like these more often! 
Thanks Howie!
I’m thinking Jon is going to get the next vote =P