Nothing.... i wanna write a sonnet for a chick i like.... could you guys gimmie some ideas?

Make it kinda high sounding not to bassy make it slow and rythmic.

Listen to Time In A Bottle by Jim Croce. It has awesome lyrics.

[QUOTE=FUNKNBASS]Make it kinda high sounding not to bassy make it slow and rythmic.[/QUOTE]




....uh?

[QUOTE=Fox0r]Listen to Time In A Bottle by Jim Croce. It has awesome lyrics.[/QUOTE]
his resturant is lke 15 mins from my house

Where you live Quatre.

Quatre lives in san diego, that bastard , im gonna bust out a drive by on his azz.

Eesh - I lost my internet connection for a bit - looks like there's been a fair influx of newbish questions!

[QUOTE=Crapdragoon]Quatre lives in san diego, that bastard , im gonna bust out a drive by on his azz.[/QUOTE]
come one down and ill let you look at my conklin, you cant touch but you can look

[QUOTE=Wintermute]Eesh - I lost my internet connection for a bit - looks like there's been a fair influx of newbish questions![/QUOTE]
Hey Wintermute..... I noticed you are in school to be a sound engineer. What classes would be good to take, highschool wise, to prepare for that? I have, oddly enough, been wanting to be a sound/recording engineer since this summer, and it seems to be a fun job, with a lot of freedom.

Well that depends where you do it. If your school/college does Music Technology, that might be a handy one, and some courses want some formal Music qualification. However the best place in the UK for it is Glamorgan (where I am) and here you just need Maths. (It's an Engineering subject, there are calculations)

I've barely started, we've not done any serious work just yet. My first lecture in Synthetic and Computer Audio Engineering is tomorrow - I'll keep you posted as to what kind of thing the course entails.

Hey Winter, what up.

[QUOTE=quatre07]come one down and ill let you look at my conklin, you cant touch but you can look[/QUOTE]


awwww thanks quat

[QUOTE=Wintermute]Well that depends where you do it. If your school/college does Music Technology, that might be a handy one, and some courses want some formal Music qualification. However the best place in the UK for it is Glamorgan (where I am) and here you just need Maths. (It's an Engineering subject, there are calculations)

I've barely started, we've not done any serious work just yet. My first lecture in Synthetic and Computer Audio Engineering is tomorrow - I'll keep you posted as to what kind of thing the course entails.[/QUOTE]
I'm EXTREMELY grateful to you.... I have one of the best engineering schools in the US very near, but I'm not sure whether they have a sound/recording engineer degree.... Research time.

Again, I can't thank you enough, Wintermute.

US? Somehow I thought you were in the UK. *shrugs*

The course I'm on seems to be a mix of Electrical Engineering and its applications with Sound Engineering. I've got a weekly three and a half hour session in a full professional standard digital/analogue recording studio, which I'm looking forward to!

Physics was on the list of things they'd appreciate but don't demand. Both for understanding of sound and of electronics.

The school is on the list of top ten schools in Electrical Engineering, so that is a good sign! I like physics, or the meager amount that I know, more than most math, another good sign, although I don't know much in that area.

I wonder if they would let you record in the studio? That would make me immensly happy if they did, even if it wasn't me. Probably more so if it was someone else, and I just watched....

So.... im thinking of joining teh military.... not sure what branch to join. Well i dont wanna join the army, thats for sure.

Go down to the recruitment office they'll give you a ****load of panflets for each branch.

I'm sure they will - There's no point just having a studio if you don't record things in it. I know Uni bands do use it, for their own recordings and for practice for apprentice Sound Engineers! I'm sure knowing the lecturers and things running it will just make it easier to get access.

Hmm...anyone know how good of a school Full Sail is? I've heard a bunch from them but don't know how hard it is to get and and such and such...anyone know?
If not.....cheese.... :thumb:

[QUOTE=Espbassor]Hmm...anyone know how good of a school Full Sail is? I've heard a bunch from them but don't know how hard it is to get and and such and such...anyone know?
If not.....cheese.... :thumb:[/QUOTE]
That's one of the other schools I've been looking at, I've heard they are a good music school. Berklee school of music is, obviously, another good school, and if I go into Sound Engineering, it'll most likely be with good old Purdue!

[QUOTE=Crapdragoon]So.... im thinking of joining teh military.... not sure what branch to join. Well i dont wanna join the army, thats for sure.[/QUOTE]
they marines will take anyone.
you could get you piolates license in 6 months and go to the air force.
navy sucks your stuck on a boat or a sub for 6+ months
your fatass wont make it through the special forces training.
so id say go in as a cook or give hair cuts.

[QUOTE=Wintermute]I'm sure they will - There's no point just having a studio if you don't record things in it. I know Uni bands do use it, for their own recordings and for practice for apprentice Sound Engineers! I'm sure knowing the lecturers and things running it will just make it easier to get access.[/QUOTE]
Take pictures for me, of everything....

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon]That's one of the other schools I've been looking at, I've heard they are a good music school. Berklee school of music is, obviously, another good school, and if I go into Sound Engineering, it'll most likely be with good old Purdue![/QUOTE]

I figured you'd be looking at it :p I am really concerned with how hard it is to get in and what the requirements are. I don't think Berklee would let me in a 10 mile radius of it.

[QUOTE=quatre07]they marines will take anyone.
you could get you piolates license in 6 months and go to the air force.
navy sucks your stuck on a boat or a sub for 6+ months
your fatass wont make it through the special forces training.
so id say go in as a cook or give hair cuts.[/QUOTE]


Actually boat life kicks a[COLOR=White]ss[/COLOR] IMO.

[QUOTE=Espbassor]I figured you'd be looking at it :p I am really concerned with how hard it is to get in and what the requirements are. I[B] don't think Berklee would let me in a 10 mile radius of it[/B].[/QUOTE]
Me neither. I have a feeling Full Sail is easier to get into. I'm in-state for Purdue, so who knows......

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon]Me neither. I have a feeling Full Sail is easier to get into. I'm in-state for Purdue, so who knows......[/QUOTE]

I'm out of state for everything. Freaking school, I just wish I could download all the information directly to my brain :upset:

[QUOTE=quatre07]they marines will take anyone.
you could get you piolates license in 6 months and go to the air force.
navy sucks your stuck on a boat or a sub for 6+ months
your fatass wont make it through the special forces training.
so id say go in as a cook or give hair cuts.[/QUOTE]



Quatre, eat a dick. :thumb:

[QUOTE=Espbassor]I'm out of state for everything. Freaking school, I just wish I could download all the information directly to my brain :upset:[/QUOTE]



Perhaps you should enroll in the school of The Matrix.



Woah....

spice it up!:naughty:

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