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Originally Posted by narcoman  you cannot learn to use a tool effectively in three days for real world situations. Same reason that a degree {of which I have three !!  } dont teach you a job.
You can get better using these tools by doing it yourself - there's nothing difficult about them. I say if you need to be "taught" protools - you aint trying hard enough!! The tools themselves certainly dont teach you a darn thing ..... you wanna be able to do something in PT ? It's ALL in the ref manual - same as any other music software... |
3 days!?!?
ive read your posts and tried to be understanding of your views, even when others attacked you.
but your a joke.
id think someone with 3 degrees would think a bit more before posting.
you clearly have no idea what you are talking about in any capacity in regards to this subject.
there are NO 3 day courses. and if there were, they'd be very cheap.
my classes totalled 4 months
101
201
210
310
each one was very indepth and if you didnt take notes or pay attention, you failed.period.
using your logic people should just "learn to wire and install an SSL with 32 inputs!!!!
what you cant do it!??! your not trying hard enough!
come on.
the premise is absurd.
why have classes of any kind if your gonna b like that?
its not about the certificate at all.
its about the knowledge of the software,(of which you seem completely inept of)
once again, me being the liberal compassionate guy i am.....
you must be a pretty seasoned engineer with more analog experience than digital.
and you got 4000 posts, which is definitely one of the highest ive seen on these forums.
so, in a true struggle to understand your logic....you must just be tired of 18 yr olds coming in wasting your time with their 'protools certs'
when they dont know how to replace a stick of ram, and have never givin a 2nd thought to understanding how a patchbay works.
thats the only thing i can fathom as to why you would be acting like such a ****** on this subject.