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Music Tech and Production in LIT

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  • 09-07-2013 5:44pm
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    jeuneespoire
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    I'm gonna be starting my first year of "Music Technology and Production" in LIT this Sept. Anyone else starting that in sept?


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    GTE
    Registered Users Posts: 3,911 ✭✭✭GTE


    Howdy,

    You also could try the Limerick IT part of Boards.ie.
    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=615

    Enjoy the course! Make sure you put as much of yourself into it as you can, especially if there is a radio society. It is more down to you to get the work done though, if you get a few great teachers you will love putting the effort in even more and they will help you whenever you ask.

    Good luck =)


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    jeuneespoire
    Registered Users Posts: 50 ✭✭jeuneespoire


    Thanks, didn't think of that ;)


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    PaulBrewer
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    There are some sharp cookies on the staff there - make sure to keep your pencils sharpened.


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    jeuneespoire
    Registered Users Posts: 50 ✭✭jeuneespoire


    PaulBrewer wrote: »
    There are some sharp cookies on the staff there - make sure to keep your pencils sharpened.

    Will do! :pac:


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    mkegvn
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    PaulBrewer wrote: »
    There are some sharp cookies on the staff there - make sure to keep your pencils sharpened.

    He speaks the truth. Some lovely people teaching there.

    It's a bit difficult to see the point of some of the modules in first year, lots of electronics physics, but it'll all make sense towards the end of the year, so stick with it. I'm just finished, and I loved it. Enjoy!


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    jeuneespoire
    Registered Users Posts: 50 ✭✭jeuneespoire


    mkegvn wrote: »
    He speaks the truth. Some lovely people teaching there.

    It's a bit difficult to see the point of some of the modules in first year, lots of electronics physics, but it'll all make sense towards the end of the year, so stick with it. I'm just finished, and I loved it. Enjoy!

    Thanks ;) sounds like interesting stuff. I'm very interested in how sound works so should be good :)


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    PaulBrewer
    Registered Users Posts: 7,790 ✭✭✭PaulBrewer


    I think the technical stuff is a prerequisite of a rounded 'modern' engineer.

    In ye olden days there were recording (or 'balancing' ) engineers and techy ones . Neither really had to understand what the other did.
    However, everything got done - right !

    Those requirements to do things 'right' (with the acknowledged option to do things 'wrong' for artistic reason ) are still there but if you, as an recording engineer, don't know them you can be sure no one else in the room will.

    Dig the Techy Trench Deep - there's gold in it.


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