Courses for Electronic Music Production / sonic music academy / point blank any good?

I'm not here to say what your doing is bad but really for the price of courses like this the money could be spent better elsewhere don't you believe? $1500 is really pricey for someone who is starting out and if they honestly had that money it could seriously be invested better elsewhere as music really is an expensive hobby.

I mean you can find almost everything free on the net and there are so many community s out there dedicated to helping each other out. And with $1500 i'm sure that could buy you a session learning a few things for an hour or 2 with a producer in a studio rather than someone online could it not?

Not here to banter because I honestly do believe online courses are great, no offence pb!!

I don't have experience on your tutorials but if it is like the way you said, then it might be helpful. My comment was on the other companies that are doing tutorials and most of the time they just go through it without getting into depth of the things.

I don't have that amount of cash right now but if i ever feel like taking a course, I will check out Point Blank.

I'm not here to say what your doing is bad but really for the price of courses like this the money could be spent better elsewhere don't you believe? $1500 is really pricey for someone who is starting out and if they honestly had that money it could seriously be invested better elsewhere as music really is an expensive hobby.

I mean you can find almost everything free on the net and there are so many community s out there dedicated to helping each other out. And with $1500 i'm sure that could buy you a session learning a few things for an hour or 2 with a producer in a studio rather than someone online could it not?

Not here to banter because I honestly do believe online courses are great, no offence pb!!

Hey Guys,

Just thought I would follow up on this...Always good to see converstaion and debate on what we do.

I hear some of your thoughts on paying to learn music production and I do understand your concerns on paying for tutorial subscription services. The difference in what we do is the fact that you're paying for a whole course, developed by professionals who have years of industry experience.

Our courses do feature tutorials, but in addition to this you have a dedicated professional producer tutor who will be with you every step of the way. Each week you can upolad your tracks/projects to your tutor who will provide 1 on 1 feedback on your work. We've got a video explanation that makes it all way clearer:



If you've got any questions on our courses or if you'd like any more info then just let me know. I'm happy to help.

Cheers!

Luke PB

Don't pay to learn. There is honestly that much free crap on youtube and the net if you look hard enough you wont have to spend a dollar on learning how to use shit.

If you actually dedicate time and effort into learning how to use stuff in the DAW your using you'll get more out of it then being spoon fed on what to do. Like sit down for an hour with a kick drum and start eq'ing it or mess about trying to recreate your favourite sound's in a Synth.

I know its hard because I started of just like you from the sounds of things but if you stick it out and get stuck into the habit of messing and really reading on how things work you'll get further but if you really are stuck and cant figure out what your doing, Take a look at Groove3.

Groove3 for $25 or something you get unlimited access to all videos and man to they have some good shit. They basically have everything to do with music production in depth tutorials.

If you ever need a hand though, i'd be happy to help you out aswell. Just msg me on here ^.^