Part-Time Music Production Courses

Part-Time Music Production Courses

Anyone know of any local part time music production courses? Just looking to learn the basics to begin with, wouldn't mind one to one private tuition but dont have the equipment available so thats out the window.

Would ideally love to do 1-2 nights a week, hopefully wouldnt be too expensive!

Any help would be great. Cheers

What sort of production software you looking at working on?

e-jay platstation2 is all u need

More than likely Logic, as its the only thing I've ever had a taster of.

gateshead college on monday nights 6-9 pm, its £120 but am sire you can pay by standind order over a few months

its seemed ok when i went to it, but the class was quite large, so you dont get much attention one on one, but the equiptment and facilities are spot on! it used logic as well

I was thinking that like but sure it would of started in September, might still drop Jez an email to see whats happening. I was in touch with him when we got back from Ibiza & sure he said there was no course this year due to a mix up in courses or summik along those lines.

well text is and let is know what he said cos al do it aswell if there is one up and running

Check the for sale forum, theres an advert in there for production tuitions

no probs mate

Theres a lad from sound control in town who also does lessons, not sure about Logic but definitely Cuebase & Ableton, hink his names Chris?

his email is:
abletoon@hotmail.com

drop him a message, he says he comes to your house to do it so theres no farting on with travel etc...

Nice one, al send him a message, would prefer logic but to be honest I just want to learn from scratch on any program to begin with.

Try & find a tutor that is like-minded, I've sat down with a few that hate the music I play/want to produce, it's ended up a waste of time & money as there hearts not in it.

Aye that was one of the worries I had, one of the reasons I didnt join the college course

You should pick a program and be persistant with it mate.

download ableton from a warez site, use it everyday and go through the tutorials you get with the program, use the net for tutorials aswell!

when you start making money from your tunes buy it.

hiya buddy i did 1 year on a college course & it was a waste of money. your best bet is learn your self just be dedicated & patient.

My dad lectures the music production course at Newcastle College and it isnt all based on using software, theres a performance module and a few other parts will be totally irrelevant to what youre interested in like learning about microphones etc. He says most of the DJs and people into dance music end up dropping out after a few weeks or failing the course because of this reason. Its probably best to get a private tutor that can be more specific to your needs.

http://www.nucastle.co.uk/showthread.php?s=&threadid=69989

thats the thread someone mentioned earlier, just came accross it in technology and someone said it was in market

just don't do a course at newcastle college if your into dance music lol.