TaylorsBaby225 wrote:after i get out of high school i want to get a year of formal training on guitar, then see if i can scrape up enough funds to go to berklee, after that i just need a couple strokes of luck and ill be there.
BERKELEY! everyone spells that ish wrong.....haha. but i don't think i'm gonna pursue this anymore than possibly open mics or something. its just a very passionate hobby i have. i'm gonna be a doctor. Doctor Mikey that is.....
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TaylorsBaby225 wrote:after i get out of high school i want to get a year of formal training on guitar, then see if i can scrape up enough funds to go to berklee, after that i just need a couple strokes of luck and ill be there.
BERKELEY! everyone spells that ish wrong.....haha. but i don't think i'm gonna pursue this anymore than possibly open mics or something. its just a very passionate hobby i have. i'm gonna be a doctor. Doctor Mikey that is.....
he spelled it right dude, there are TWO different colleges. Berkley is in california and berklee is a music school in boston
TaylorsBaby225 wrote:after i get out of high school i want to get a year of formal training on guitar, then see if i can scrape up enough funds to go to berklee, after that i just need a couple strokes of luck and ill be there.
BERKELEY! everyone spells that ish wrong.....haha. but i don't think i'm gonna pursue this anymore than possibly open mics or something. its just a very passionate hobby i have. i'm gonna be a doctor. Doctor Mikey that is.....
he spelled it right dude, there are TWO different colleges. Berkley is in california and berklee is a music school in boston
berklee in boston is the rich kids music school...anyone can go there so long as you have the money. 40 grand a year unless they give you scholarships after they place you...it's not exactly well looked upon in the higher-music-learning crowd either...but you've got a heck of a lot better shot making it after going there then just trying to do something out of nowhere. and making it as a studio musician really isn't that hard. guitarists who can read are in fairly high demand. being a pro-musician more often than not isn't about writing and performing your songs...
TaylorsBaby225 wrote:after i get out of high school i want to get a year of formal training on guitar, then see if i can scrape up enough funds to go to berklee, after that i just need a couple strokes of luck and ill be there.
BERKELEY! everyone spells that ish wrong.....haha. but i don't think i'm gonna pursue this anymore than possibly open mics or something. its just a very passionate hobby i have. i'm gonna be a doctor. Doctor Mikey that is.....
he spelled it right dude, there are TWO different colleges. Berkley is in california and berklee is a music school in boston
Haha. Actually, Berkeley is in California. It's my home town!
TaylorsBaby225 wrote:after i get out of high school i want to get a year of formal training on guitar, then see if i can scrape up enough funds to go to berklee, after that i just need a couple strokes of luck and ill be there.
BERKELEY! everyone spells that ish wrong.....haha. but i don't think i'm gonna pursue this anymore than possibly open mics or something. its just a very passionate hobby i have. i'm gonna be a doctor. Doctor Mikey that is.....
he spelled it right dude, there are TWO different colleges. Berkley is in california and berklee is a music school in boston
berklee in boston is the rich kids music school...anyone can go there so long as you have the money. 40 grand a year unless they give you scholarships after they place you...it's not exactly well looked upon in the higher-music-learning crowd either...but you've got a heck of a lot better shot making it after going there then just trying to do something out of nowhere. and making it as a studio musician really isn't that hard. guitarists who can read are in fairly high demand. being a pro-musician more often than not isn't about writing and performing your songs...
its gotta be almost impossible to get a scholarship to berklee... doesn't it?
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TaylorsBaby225 wrote:after i get out of high school i want to get a year of formal training on guitar, then see if i can scrape up enough funds to go to berklee, after that i just need a couple strokes of luck and ill be there.
BERKELEY! everyone spells that ish wrong.....haha. but i don't think i'm gonna pursue this anymore than possibly open mics or something. its just a very passionate hobby i have. i'm gonna be a doctor. Doctor Mikey that is.....
he spelled it right dude, there are TWO different colleges. Berkley is in california and berklee is a music school in boston
Haha. Actually, Berkeley is in California. It's my home town!
thats what i said, berkley with a "y" is in california...
TaylorsBaby225 wrote:after i get out of high school i want to get a year of formal training on guitar, then see if i can scrape up enough funds to go to berklee, after that i just need a couple strokes of luck and ill be there.
BERKELEY! everyone spells that ish wrong.....haha. but i don't think i'm gonna pursue this anymore than possibly open mics or something. its just a very passionate hobby i have. i'm gonna be a doctor. Doctor Mikey that is.....
he spelled it right dude, there are TWO different colleges. Berkley is in california and berklee is a music school in boston
berklee in boston is the rich kids music school...anyone can go there so long as you have the money. 40 grand a year unless they give you scholarships after they place you...it's not exactly well looked upon in the higher-music-learning crowd either...but you've got a heck of a lot better shot making it after going there then just trying to do something out of nowhere. and making it as a studio musician really isn't that hard. guitarists who can read are in fairly high demand. being a pro-musician more often than not isn't about writing and performing your songs...
its gotta be almost impossible to get a scholarship to berklee... doesn't it?
I don't think it's ridicuously hard if you know a bit, I mean, if you just play dave, open stuff and you don't know any theory, it's not happening, if you know a bit...well, you get a few grand, not much when it's still 36 grand a year...the school is just a little goofy...
TaylorsBaby225 wrote:after i get out of high school i want to get a year of formal training on guitar, then see if i can scrape up enough funds to go to berklee, after that i just need a couple strokes of luck and ill be there.
BERKELEY! everyone spells that ish wrong.....haha. but i don't think i'm gonna pursue this anymore than possibly open mics or something. its just a very passionate hobby i have. i'm gonna be a doctor. Doctor Mikey that is.....
he spelled it right dude, there are TWO different colleges. Berkley is in california and berklee is a music school in boston
berklee in boston is the rich kids music school...anyone can go there so long as you have the money. 40 grand a year unless they give you scholarships after they place you...it's not exactly well looked upon in the higher-music-learning crowd either...but you've got a heck of a lot better shot making it after going there then just trying to do something out of nowhere. and making it as a studio musician really isn't that hard. guitarists who can read are in fairly high demand. being a pro-musician more often than not isn't about writing and performing your songs...
its gotta be almost impossible to get a scholarship to berklee... doesn't it?
I don't think it's ridicuously hard if you know a bit, I mean, if you just play dave, open stuff and you don't know any theory, it's not happening, if you know a bit...well, you get a few grand, not much when it's still 36 grand a year...the school is just a little goofy...
not to mention it has one of the highest freshman drop out rates in the country
TaylorsBaby225 wrote:after i get out of high school i want to get a year of formal training on guitar, then see if i can scrape up enough funds to go to berklee, after that i just need a couple strokes of luck and ill be there.
BERKELEY! everyone spells that ish wrong.....haha. but i don't think i'm gonna pursue this anymore than possibly open mics or something. its just a very passionate hobby i have. i'm gonna be a doctor. Doctor Mikey that is.....
he spelled it right dude, there are TWO different colleges. Berkley is in california and berklee is a music school in boston
berklee in boston is the rich kids music school...anyone can go there so long as you have the money. 40 grand a year unless they give you scholarships after they place you...it's not exactly well looked upon in the higher-music-learning crowd either...but you've got a heck of a lot better shot making it after going there then just trying to do something out of nowhere. and making it as a studio musician really isn't that hard. guitarists who can read are in fairly high demand. being a pro-musician more often than not isn't about writing and performing your songs...
its gotta be almost impossible to get a scholarship to berklee... doesn't it?
I don't think it's ridicuously hard if you know a bit, I mean, if you just play dave, open stuff and you don't know any theory, it's not happening, if you know a bit...well, you get a few grand, not much when it's still 36 grand a year...the school is just a little goofy...
not to mention it has one of the highest freshman drop out rates in the country
id love to go pro. probably won't, but it won't be for lack of trying (after i get all my schooling out of the way) i mean like pro pro too, like in a band. i want to be the rhythm guitarist/backup vocals for a band. right now it's just me and one other guy, but who knows. first i have to figure out how to write songs, i mean i can, but my lyrics suck. and im slowly trying to turn myself into a lead guitarist, cause i know the largest population of guitarists are rhythm.
I'd have to say that if I could play music for the rest of my life and make enough money to get by I would, but realisically I am pretty sure this won't happen for me. My real vision for the future is to finish my time here in college and work computer systems for some company (yes, I am a huge computer nerd) and then play solo or in a band in my free time. I really just play music because is it entertaing for myself and I like to entertain others.
horsmar15 wrote:I'd have to say that if I could play music for the rest of my life and make enough money to get by I would, but realisically I am pretty sure this won't happen for me. My real vision for the future is to finish my time here in college and work computer systems for some company (yes, I am a huge computer nerd) and then play solo or in a band in my free time. I really just play music because is it entertaing for myself and I like to entertain others.
Yeah, that's perhaps what I'd like to do in the future too.
