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Hey thanks for stopping by brother. The training overall was great and am glad I was able to see it through to graduation with my first degree. I wouldn't recommend going into extreme amounts of debt for something like an audio school in general, however I was in a unique situation where my previous military service fronted the bill. I actually did a video covering that topic if you get a wild hair to check it out. ua-cam.com/video/RUu0m7oTZGA/v-deo.htmlsi=yBmQRFbP00WvNviN

Hey thank you so much! How have you been liking the program, I have that class in about 3 months.

@@TheEaglesRage Overall I can say that I am just kinda 50/50 with my feelings about the classes I have taken. I had previous credits so I got to fast forward as well. But Music Theory gets on my nerves. Lol. I play sax but I didn't sign up to learn piano. I've been a FoH engineer for over 10 years. I was in a rush to get to the AP classes. I love the Pro Tools and Logic practice. Studio One is my DAW of choice. I've got a B+ avg so I'm doing something right. What class are you in now?

They included music theory with the audio production degree? I could understand it with the music production side but AP? Yeesh... Glad I dont have to do any theory courses again, it wouldn't be so bad if they weren't such dry topics. Although, the little bit that I managed to retain out of those classes did help with some of the creative process, in general. Thats awesome that you have FOH experience, mines a bit minimal on that side of the house outside of a few gigs but it would be cool to get into for sure! Currently Im in the ' intro to showproduction ' class.

@@hsaudio8964 I'm in the audio production degree right now and yeah the music theory was a little irritating. But I got through it. I have been a Recording engineer for the past 4 years, so some classes and projects have been very easy. However, I like having access to my professors to ask more advanced questions. I have definitely improved my Protools workflow. But I think what helps me is if I learn something new in class I am immediately putting it into practice with my clients. I got an A avg in the DAW class right now. Excited about being able to get the pro tools cert.

Although some classes overlap, the main differences are the areas of focus. The Music production degree is geared for those aspiring producers and composers whereas the audio production degree focuses more on the technical side of audio engineering.

Oh nice! Thanks for stopping by and I'm glad my video helped you out! You're just a few weeks away, are you excited?

@@TheEaglesRage for sure! Been out of school for about 10 years so a little nervous but it’s online so personally that’ll help a lot

If you can adapt to the fast pace nature of this school, you will do fine. There were a few topics that took me a minute to get some sort of barring on but the nice thing about being online is having the ability to work, for the most part, at my own pace. Being able to step away from the more rigorous topics and return after a short break really helped me retain as much of the information covered. That alone is one heck of a perk of being online and don't think I would have succeeded as well with my first degree if I opted for the on campus route.

@@TheEaglesRagegenuinely I think that’s gonna be my saving grace being online lol overall I’m really excited for it

@@BlaqkSparrow lol for sure, there is a class called 'Intro to Showproduction' after your first few gen-ed classes that I would highly recommend if you have the means to picking up your own digital live sound board or find a way to play with one. The first week was a breeze with a familiarization of everyones role in the live environment, however week 2 gets really technical with audio routing to a live rig. The information itself is worth gold; but because of how technical this topic is, it's tough in an online platform to fully grasp the concept without the hands on ability. Fortunately, the tests are super easy so long as you pay attention to the lectures. They are running the Midas M32 for their lecture labs which is what I'll be looking at adding to my arsenal of equipment, only for the reason that the instructor is giving a true "play by play" of how to operate it and pairing the information with physically touching the gear benefits in more ways than one. If anything, the investment alone will allow me to already have a board for a live rig but the nice thing as well is that its also friendly working as a studio console...at least thats my thinking anyway, plus its a tax write off.

Thank you a ton brother!

Hey thanks for stopping by! Yeah I'm glad it worked out as well. I originally thought about saving the remainder of what I had left if I wanted to change careers down the line, but the live audio world has my interests and thought the extra training would be awesome for the tool box. I'm glad I was able to give you a bit of insight, if there are specifics that you want to know more about, with this school or audio in general, please feel free to reach out.

I agree partially, and I apologize if anything gets a bit "wordy". From my perspective, Full Sail overall is certainly not a scam as the school has helped line up and create a strong connections within industry when I initially attended and graduated from their music production program. Over priced, mmmm yeah thats a different topic. I certainly wouldn't recommend attending any audio school if it meant going into astronomical debt for it, but for those in a unique situation such as myself where the military is fronting the bill i'd say go for it. I think its absolutely possible to gain the same knowledge in any degree they offer while utilizing other means, however where I think this school excels at is by providing the direct knowledge and familiarization without having to sift through a bunch of information. Where I agree with you is that I don't think the school fully sets you up for everything leading up to and upon graduation, especially in an online format. Within the audio degrees, where I think students get themselves into a bit of trouble is that they dont take the time to invest into themselves by purchasing their own equipment to learn how to properly route audio signals, partake in workshops outside of the school's umbrella, working their craft while in school, as well as learning the various industry roles and what they do. For those that do have the means to invest into their craft, I think Full Sail is one hell of a way to bridge the gap and provide that supplemental knowledge for any student to succeed.

Much appreciated man! Raiden is 100% a beast overall, after metal gear solid 2 he turned into a whole different character!

Thank you man!

@@ExtraTrippRial Thanks brother and nice I’ll check it out here in a bit!

Thank you brother!

Thank you so much man!

Thank you so much!

I can see it, could be an epic scene!

City location: last 1/3 of the mission: as an escape, being pursued.

oooo love Final Fantasy, I haven't played that one yet though. Think the last one was FFXV for me however I think this would fit in any one of them if I polished it up just right.

Thank you brother :D

ooooo I can see it, both great games. Although the Crysis series is definitely on my top 5.

@@TheEaglesRagethe CRYSIS games are such a great games, never got as much love as they needed

@@jonathanrapp9116 oh for sure, it was awesome when they finally brought in multiplayer with the last game but I think it got shadowed when Halo rolled out their Master Chief collection. Shoot I remember when Crysis used to be the benchmark game to test out a gaming rig.

@@TheEaglesRage that seems to also happen, there’s an amazing games that get put in the shadows.

@@jonathanrapp9116 absolutely, its a shame.

Thank you! :D

Hey thank you so much for listening to it! It's been fun playing with this arrangement, especially since the whole EDM thing isn't necessarily my norm when it comes to production. There are a few spots that I know I want to adjust outside of a couple timing issues with some of the synths, but I am excited to start closing this project out!

Thank you so much for taking a listen!

@@Kens-Music Hey Thank you for stopping by and I’m glad it helped you out!

Hey thank you so much! Welcome, Im still trying to figure out the whole UA-cam thing but I hope some of the content I share on here can be of value to you. :)

Thank you brother!

Never even thought about that, yeah that is rather odd. The nice thing though is that I bought this through Sweetwater and they have a decent warranty for the products they carry should anything come up. Thank you for stopping by and checking out the video!

Thanks for stopping by! Since having this for a bit now, it’s by far been the best keybed I’ve ever played on! Such a great tool, how have you been liking yours? The string plugin is by Performance Samples and called String Ensemble. There is a freebie version on their site however the paid version allows you into more articulations and solo instruments. If you go for the paid route, wait till Black Friday because all of their products go for roughly 75% off habitually.

@@TheEaglesRage Thank you for responding to my message 😀. My s88 hasn't arrived yet (unfortunately😅) but I can say that I really like your video and that make me a little impatient to get my hands on it🤣. I bought the Komplete 14 Ultimate and I saw that the String ensemble (essentials) is included. I don't know if I will need the full version to have the same result as you...

@@bushigreg Im glad you enjoyed it, I was trying to keep my first impressions as raw as possible when I was unboxing it. Overall it was definitely worth the price in my opinion, especially since keys are my main go to instrument. When yours comes in, the feeling is unreal when setting it up. The plugin I was using was a 3rd party plugin however the stock Kontakt libraries are pretty good as well depending on what you are doing.

@@TheEaglesRage Good to know. Ty! 👍

Hey thanks for stopping by! So it was a bit of an adjustment coming from a semi weighted keyboard such as my Alesis VI61. Immediately I noticed I had to really put extra effort into my playing which was kinda a double edged sword. On one hand I love the control I have to be able to really articulate my notes but at the same time I was slowed way down due to moving onto a fully weighted key bed. This issue is at no fault to the keyboard at all and is more towards my playing ability of course, but there was definitely an an adjustment period. Having the S88 for a bit now, I have come to enjoy all the features this controller allows and really feel that it was a great asset to my musicianship. As far as hand strain, I haven’t personally came across anything crazy. If you have experience playing a traditional acoustic piano it feels identical.

Oh that’s so awesome, And thank you! How was the course? I know when we implemented our own audio into a couple of video games it gave me a newfound appreciation to how much work actually goes into all the AAA games out there.

@@TheEaglesRage it was pretty good.

Thank you so much! Look at you go, you're almost at the finish line! What are you in school for?

@@TheEaglesRage Creative writing in entertainment to get my Bachelor's degree

@@Breezy81 Oh nice! Smooth sailing or has it had its fair share of bumps in the road. On the music production side, once we really got going with our degree there were a few months there that really tested my patience lol.

@@TheEaglesRage It's been smooth sailing but the math course I almost lost it and quit school but my godmother stayed up late with me to help me pass it. But I've had my moments too with a course here or there. So I feel you lol.

@@Breezy81 Yeah math almost did me in as well hahaha. But thats awesome! I'm sure you are excited to be closer to being done.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Full watch 3:27 way bigger that is so dope bro 🙏🏼🙏🏼

lol thanks man, this thing is a beast and one hell of an upgrade from what I was using. Im glad you enjoyed my unboxing and I hope you have a safe and fun rest of your memorial day weekend!

Thank you so much brother! Really appreciate you being here and supporting my journey!

Thank you so much! It’s been an awesome addition to my workflow.

Thank you and I just have it in storage for now

@@TheEaglesRage Awesome. I thought it was open for disposal. Thank you

@@emmanuelnyangau115 I never said I was getting rid of it?

Thank you man!