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3 Mar 2009, 10:46 PM ![]() | Aim You can hide this advertisement by registering. Does anyone know about the Australian Institue of Music? was interested in studying audio engineering or something to that effect. I also play guitar and am interested in performance and wanted to know how good the courses were, the success rate with regards to employment etc. |
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20 Nov 2009, 11:30 PM ![]() | Re: Aim Quote:
If you do go for it don't be fooled into doing the diploma first. This is just another money making scheme and a extra year of costs teaching you the basics that you learnt in kindergarten. If you want to be a audio engineer go do a music university course which will require you audition. Uni degrees hold more weight then private providers in the eyes of employers and they are 1/3 of the cost. I have heard many bad reviews about private providers as i too want to become sound engineer and have done my research and networking. PS. I emphasize this job will only get you somewhere if you know someone in the business who will be willing to take you on as there is less of a demand for technical skills with audio equipment as home studios are cheaper then chips and everyone is doing it. best of luck | |
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4 Nov 2009, 11:29 AM ![]() | Re: Aim Im a student at SAE. They have an internship thing in trimester 3-4 at 301 studios. great if your really into the engineering side. We have students here that did the AIM production course and got nothing from it. I wouldn't suggest it for the production course. There music course.I wouldn't have to much to say about. But Engineering SAE is right good. |
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