help! internship in recording studio
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blueprintstudios
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jedi-anc : Hi there, welcome to SOFT! hope this is of help to you http://tinyurl.com/recordingstudios
what do you specialise in? music band recording ? or just postproduction for film/tv etc.
may the force be with you
what do you specialise in? music band recording ? or just postproduction for film/tv etc.
may the force be with you
thanks alot! i specialise more in recording i guess, but i'm still learning. and i'm really just looking to learn more when i'm back because i'd want to get a job here in singapore when i'm done with studies..
do you think any of the studios might need help even if it's just as somebody at the reception to pick up calls etc.?
btw i think it's cool that you're a one man studio and everything
do you think any of the studios might need help even if it's just as somebody at the reception to pick up calls etc.?
btw i think it's cool that you're a one man studio and everything
blueprintstudios
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jedianc : I'm not sure about how the proper full fledged studios operate as they vary and I can't advice well too I've never worked for a studio myself before , I just dropped out of school, did odd jobs and went directly into audio out of passion and fascination with sound itself. thanks for the compliment, but I don't have a studio, just that my gear is fully portable. i do location recording.
currently the local top favorite would be Snakeweed Studios under producer Leonard Soosay (run a search on facebook). you could try approach him as he's a nice guy.
my recommendation if you want a job with money matters in mind, you can apply for something more corporateish mediacorp or something. if you want a learning experience, you should apply to work under someone with experience and a longtime positive reputation (like leonard). and build up your portfolio from there. Most new guys here (including myself once a long time ago) start off offering free recording for bands or something in their own home studio then build up a portfolio before adjusting their rates.
what I definitely don't recommend to waste your time with, is applying to work at a studio but not taking your theory from UK into application a.k.a "picking up phone calls" haha. then you're better off hanging out at the library/borders/on google/youtube all day and self learning/checking out hot chicks.
keep us updated with your decision =) others reading can have a better idea.
currently the local top favorite would be Snakeweed Studios under producer Leonard Soosay (run a search on facebook). you could try approach him as he's a nice guy.
my recommendation if you want a job with money matters in mind, you can apply for something more corporateish mediacorp or something. if you want a learning experience, you should apply to work under someone with experience and a longtime positive reputation (like leonard). and build up your portfolio from there. Most new guys here (including myself once a long time ago) start off offering free recording for bands or something in their own home studio then build up a portfolio before adjusting their rates.
what I definitely don't recommend to waste your time with, is applying to work at a studio but not taking your theory from UK into application a.k.a "picking up phone calls" haha. then you're better off hanging out at the library/borders/on google/youtube all day and self learning/checking out hot chicks.
keep us updated with your decision =) others reading can have a better idea.
jeremyspk
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> http://www.rolandlimproductions.com/?page_id=34
> Do you take on work experience students?
>Yes , please email rolandlimproductions@gmail.com if interested . preferably cubase trained.
The only studio that i know which is taking students. :/
And yea, try to contact Leonard Soosay - great guy!
http://www.facebook.com/leonard.soosay
> Do you take on work experience students?
>Yes , please email rolandlimproductions@gmail.com if interested . preferably cubase trained.
The only studio that i know which is taking students. :/
And yea, try to contact Leonard Soosay - great guy!
http://www.facebook.com/leonard.soosay