[F-100]

Just want to find out if any of you guys heard or been there, or even studied there before. If you have then can you tell me how good is it, was it worth it. Some pros and cons.
Well future thanx

 

[Val]

ACM in guilford is quite cool too, BUT, I know a lot of people who have come out of top quality music schools like these and have gone to work in Pizza Hutt and other places cause they cant get work. Likewise I know a lot of session musicians who get work like once every 3 months.

Save your money, make your own CD, get a Publisher. In England at least there arent enough jobs in the music buisness.

I was in a class of 12 Music Technology students, 2 over the college's limit. In the year below there are 4 classes and 70 students, all wanting to be engineers or producers.

My advice is go and get as much hands-on experience as possible. I worked as a volunteer at Rich Bitch recording studio in Birmingham for 4 days. Its apparently one of the best in the country, and they offered me a job at the end of it. Just goes to show what you can achieve if you get out there and try.

 

[F-100]

wow, nice advice, and i expected the other way as in expecting more music jobs over there. But i guess that went to the dump. But i also have berklee and mcnally smith in the option, and yes i know how expensive it is so i have to try my hardest to get a scholarship.
But i live in florida, USA, and here rock is rare,if its rock its that kind of hardcore things which is horrible. All you hear is reggeaton, rap, and pop, that kind of stuff which im really not interested in. So thats why im looking into other places out of this state, even other countries.

 

[vette6600]

if you're in america and are interested in the guitar institute in london, why not check out GIT in LA?

 

[F-100]

I also have that in mind, jsut forgot to post up there.