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Post by Schmitt Industries Inc. on Nov 17, 2004 1:38:39 GMT -5
Hey, an actually serious post from me....
Anyway, I was wonderin' if any folks knew someplace on the island where I could learn more about bein' all that stuff I stated in the thread subject.....whatever help you can provide is appreciated.
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Post by andrew on Nov 17, 2004 1:45:47 GMT -5
really on island your best bet would be hanging out at the radio station or something. i'm looking at schools for college, and having some trouble at that. too many discisions and pros and cons to be weighed. too many what if's. but anyway, really there's not much you can do on kodiak. just kind of study on your own and pick things up from people you meet. i think i recall andy nault talking about how he'd like to start a class at the college in the future and how cool that'd be.
but yeah, there's really not much except for hobbiests.
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Post by Forrest on Nov 17, 2004 1:57:59 GMT -5
Andy, KMXT is ALWAYS looking for volunteers. My family has the Saturday night Rock'n'roll show once every other week, Kalsin usually runs it, and if you ask Kalsin he might be willing to let you come in. Or, you could contact the radio station independently, and get some volunteer trainining, do a few shows with womoene, then maybe have your own show. That's my bit for that.
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Post by Schmitt Industries Inc. on Nov 18, 2004 0:30:18 GMT -5
All righty, thanks guys.  |
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Post by alfonso on Nov 30, 2004 0:04:36 GMT -5
IM still debating whether i will switch schools and go for something to do with audio production...i really enjoy anything i have done with it, and i want to learn MORE.  |
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Post by Forrest on Dec 12, 2004 23:05:29 GMT -5
Andy, call KMXT. I know you haven't because I know how you are. Call them, just do it. They will be more than happy to train you.
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Post by sleepyhead on Jan 19, 2005 5:48:05 GMT -5
maybe we can work together a little bit in av. i know ryan is interested as well. i want to focus on audio more than video. i guess the plan is i'm gonna monkey around on the new software and tools, and you guys can assist me when you feel like it or whatever. or if i ask nicely, maybe?
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Post by pvd02 on Mar 1, 2005 2:55:56 GMT -5
There is no better school, than the school of hard knocks!
What exactly do you want to learn? Anybody can run a mixer, but it takes a truely talented person to mix music...
I've been mixing/recording/etc for several years and it's all built on a few simple priniciples. PM me if you want to know more...
Paul
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Post by I, Doyle? on Apr 21, 2005 15:35:56 GMT -5
andy, if you want some of the best training for working with sound, timing, tuning, and everything else to do with it (from how to set it all up to how to make it magical) just talk to me, and i can get you working for sound in one of the next productions im doing for the KIBSD or Arts Counsil... just stop me in the hallway, and give me the low down, and ill get you working with the best.
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Post by James on Apr 21, 2005 15:44:55 GMT -5
if you were interested in purchasing some equipment i could train you. You could become a dj and sit with your headphones on and act like you're cool or something and people will pay you money. I got $100 an hour once.
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