john

Will it make difference if I say that learning music composition is not a quick thing to learn? Or that as a proposition for earning money it is far from certain? Arts is under funded pretty well no matter where you are, and much of the earning potential has disappeared with the massive rise in illegal music downloads well nigh killed the recording industry. So many full time pro musicians from many genres, jazz, blues, classical, rock, pop all ended up leaving music as a full time career and going back to being semi- pro or giving up completely as a professional. Very sad. True there are opportunities, but less of them and more competition per opportunity. Should you study music? Yes if you are passionate about learning music because it is in your blood Yes if you are prepared to put in the time and effort for as long as it takes to learn and if you realise you will always be learning. No if you are looking for a quick buck No if you are looking for steady employment No if you can't be bothered learning an instrument (skill apart it takes almost as long to learn the theory and digest it, and an instrument gives you a critical point of reference

Glad you liked them Tom

Welcome to Songstuff Chris

Hi Mary, I moved this here from the showcase board as the showcase board is intended only for production quality, finished videos, sorry. I enjoyed your performance though

Hey Zoe, welcome to Songstuff.

Sure Zoe, if you can send it to me, or point me at it, I will be happy to give it a look over and give you some feedback.

Welcome back and congrats on the attachment thingy

Welcome to Songstuff It says a lot that you want to learn to do it yourself. Being self reliant has i's costs but plenty of benefits that's for sure.

HI and welcome to Songstuff types

Hi Gang I was out browsing about and I found this and thought a few of you might like to play with it: http://www.audiosauna.com/studio/ If you do use it to record anything post up the results to let us hear Cheers John