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ProFool · 10th August 2003

[QUOTE]Originally posted by FOURTHTUNZ
can you expect to find anymore work because you're an expert?

Is it not a good thing to do for a small studio?
What about the SAE course from 12 weeks for certifying you and your studio?
I was thinking to do that when my room is ready to pull off but I'm not sure what course to do.
I don't have a engineer degree or something like that, I just getting my experiens in other small studio's while doing projects & on the road doing live mixes & just by doing the thing,
Try to read as many as I can on the Internet, thanks to gearslutz for that.
At the end I don't know if it will bring in clients easier or not,
On the other hand I don't mind learning something new & not only about protools.
Just SAE is a bit expensive for me, are there any other courses that could be useful?
Thanks

10th August 2003	#4
ProFool Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2002 Location: BELGICA, THE FLANDERS, VENICE OF THE NORTH ! Posts: 996	Re: Pro Tools Pro school training, is it a good thing? [QUOTE]Originally posted by FOURTHTUNZ can you expect to find anymore work because you're an expert? Is it not a good thing to do for a small studio? What about the SAE course from 12 weeks for certifying you and your studio? I was thinking to do that when my room is ready to pull off but I'm not sure what course to do. I don't have a engineer degree or something like that, I just getting my experiens in other small studio's while doing projects & on the road doing live mixes & just by doing the thing, Try to read as many as I can on the Internet, thanks to gearslutz for that. At the end I don't know if it will bring in clients easier or not, On the other hand I don't mind learning something new & not only about protools. Just SAE is a bit expensive for me, are there any other courses that could be useful? Thanks