I am an 17 year old also looking into doing a bachelor in music production (in the netherlands) upcoming year :) Thanks for this video! At first i was a little unsure of doing it because of the job opportunities and overall the hard way of the music industry... but after a while I finally realised it's better to do something you love instead of doing something just to get a living out of it :)
Man this was really helpful, I am seriously looking into a bachelor of music, and now I got a rough idea as to how it all works, this was a massive morale boost
I'm 19 and an Aussie, I tried doing a course in 2021 that I wasn't passionate about and left it, since then I was stressing and wasn't sleeping or taking care of myself and super depressed, I thought about studying music because it's my true passion, I don't go a day without playing/making music. This video really helped me get over all of my stress and actually made me excited to go to school again. I do need to start from the diploma because I don't have any of the requirements to go straight into the bachelors but from what you've explained in the diploma I basically already know. Thank you SO MUCH for making this video, you've basically saved my life haha :)
that was really informative thanks a lot, I'm doing my music diploma now and loving it so much, I want to do uni but the theory and ear training I'm finding hard to grasp! hmmm you've definitely inspired me to try and bit harder at those aspects though, cheers, all the best
hey, can i ask you where? i'm italian, been studying classical music, ear training, and all that boring stuff since i was a kid and I'm graduating in less than a year and i wanted to study music composition in uni. more particularly music for movies and stuff like that. I'm so lost, i have no idea where to start. how do you find what's best for you?
Hey Garret1 I really appreciate you doing this video as I found it super helpful and helped calm myself from being overwhelmed about everything that applying to university for music involves! Thank you so much for telling us all about your experience and how everything works. all the best man, truly grateful!
Thank you for the video! Im hoping to study over in Finland once i graduate high school. Thank you for the information! Hopefully the school i want to attend will have those same classes
I am so jealous of your music theory course, I wish I could learn that easy theory as ours were much harder since I study music at Melb Uni. Ours are like hell compare to that as we had to learn Chorales stuff. Ours are called 'Music Language' which we had to learn in the course of 3 years:( Even though my course is a bit different since I study music performance.
Hi mate, thanks very useful video. BTW, in terms of learning DAWs, do they teach particular DAW like Pro Tools and that’s it, or do they let you choose the DAW you’d like to master and learn it as an elective for example? In other words, how DAWs are placed throughout the course? Thanks in advance 😁
Actually ..i am 17 and i really want to pursue bachlors in music..and the only thing i know is to sing ..i have no idea bout the key and majors and all..and i dont know what to do next..could u please brief me...bout the diploma course that you talked bout earlier .. coz i am really looking forward to.it..
Hi Nandana. I know that music theory can be pretty daunting, but if you still have six months to a year before you apply to uni and your determined you should be able to learn all you need to pass the theory exam. I would recommend starting a list on all the topics you need to learn and just take notes while watching RUclips videos. Also do a few practice exams. I was in your shoes and wanted to pursue a bachelor of music degree without any knowledge in theory. I had six months to learn and prepare and I just got accepted into two universities. If you want any more insight on how I prepared feel free to ask me. Good luck with your future in music:)
I recently complete my 12. And i want learn bachlor in music. I live in abu dhabi as a employee so i can't move to anywhere from here as a student. I really want to know how and where can i get online bachlor in music Help me
hi! thanks for the video. I’m applying to AIM for next semester and i’m also a foreign student. I was wondering how is the audition like. Do i have to try to impress them? How is it?
Hi Garrett Thank you for provide good information about music course. I quitted music nearly 15 years, when covid-19 locked down I start again and want to learn diploma. I have major problem with writing lyrics but have ability how to create melody or improvise. If I have problem with lyric can I still learn diploma?
there's never a thing wrong with education, get a diploma if you feel that will solve your lyric problem. You can also take classes outside of a university or college as an option or research on youtube and read books on lyric writing too
I am an 17 year old also looking into doing a bachelor in music production (in the netherlands) upcoming year :) Thanks for this video! At first i was a little unsure of doing it because of the job opportunities and overall the hard way of the music industry... but after a while I finally realised it's better to do something you love instead of doing something just to get a living out of it :)
Amazing!! Glad to hear I helped you out with this video, any more questions let me know
@@GarrettMusic1 I want to wish you all the best in the future buddy
@@daanholtke6520 I wish you success and happiness my friend
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Man this was really helpful, I am seriously looking into a bachelor of music, and now I got a rough idea as to how it all works, this was a massive morale boost
I'm super happy I can help you and give you a moral boost when looking into music courses
I'm 19 and an Aussie, I tried doing a course in 2021 that I wasn't passionate about and left it, since then I was stressing and wasn't sleeping or taking care of myself and super depressed, I thought about studying music because it's my true passion, I don't go a day without playing/making music. This video really helped me get over all of my stress and actually made me excited to go to school again. I do need to start from the diploma because I don't have any of the requirements to go straight into the bachelors but from what you've explained in the diploma I basically already know. Thank you SO MUCH for making this video, you've basically saved my life haha :)
Wow! Thanks for the message
Such a helpful video!
that was really informative thanks a lot, I'm doing my music diploma now and loving it so much, I want to do uni but the theory and ear training I'm finding hard to grasp! hmmm you've definitely inspired me to try and bit harder at those aspects though, cheers, all the best
Awesome! Just so you know, I suck at ear training and sight reading so you arent alone on that. You go to uni to get better at those things
hey, can i ask you where? i'm italian, been studying classical music, ear training, and all that boring stuff since i was a kid and I'm graduating in less than a year and i wanted to study music composition in uni. more particularly music for movies and stuff like that. I'm so lost, i have no idea where to start. how do you find what's best for you?
Hey Garret1 I really appreciate you doing this video as I found it super helpful and helped calm myself from being overwhelmed about everything that applying to university for music involves! Thank you so much for telling us all about your experience and how everything works. all the best man, truly grateful!
Happy to help!
Excellent presentation Garret!
Wonderful to be able to study what you love!!!
Thank you! yeah it was great
Thank you for sharing this Garrett! You also have such positive vibe.💚
Thank you!
Thank you for the video! Im hoping to study over in Finland once i graduate high school. Thank you for the information! Hopefully the school i want to attend will have those same classes
Thank you so much for sharing your great story Garret!
This would be really helpful for current and future students!
Thank you for watching! I thought it would be very helpful to talk about
Thank you for taking your time for sharing this story
Wish you the best
Thanks for watching! all the best for you too
Hey man great video with great insight!
Cheers
You are such a ⭐️ love your videos Garry!
Aww thanks Prue x
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You look great in that lively way.
Have a happy evening.
thank you!
...you're a ray of sunshine 😎 ...you're really good at this ...interesting info with a nice smile ✌🌹
thank you so much!
Very interesting what you say, congratulations on video! I'm a new friend on your channel
Thanks for coming!
I am so jealous of your music theory course, I wish I could learn that easy theory as ours were much harder since I study music at Melb Uni. Ours are like hell compare to that as we had to learn Chorales stuff. Ours are called 'Music Language' which we had to learn in the course of 3 years:( Even though my course is a bit different since I study music performance.
oh really! that sounds hard haha. I bet you would have a more in-depth knowledge of music theory though which is very useful
Hi mate, thanks very useful video. BTW, in terms of learning DAWs, do they teach particular DAW like Pro Tools and that’s it, or do they let you choose the DAW you’d like to master and learn it as an elective for example? In other words, how DAWs are placed throughout the course? Thanks in advance 😁
Excellent video my friend, thank you for share, big like and many greetings!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks!
Cheers!
Congratulations Garrett
thanks a lot
That is a wonderful feeling :))
Actually ..i am 17 and i really want to pursue bachlors in music..and the only thing i know is to sing ..i have no idea bout the key and majors and all..and i dont know what to do next..could u please brief me...bout the diploma course that you talked bout earlier .. coz i am really looking forward to.it..
Hi Nandana. I know that music theory can be pretty daunting, but if you still have six months to a year before you apply to uni and your determined you should be able to learn all you need to pass the theory exam. I would recommend starting a list on all the topics you need to learn and just take notes while watching RUclips videos. Also do a few practice exams. I was in your shoes and wanted to pursue a bachelor of music degree without any knowledge in theory. I had six months to learn and prepare and I just got accepted into two universities. If you want any more insight on how I prepared feel free to ask me. Good luck with your future in music:)
please tell me how to get into university in LA via scholarship I live in India and i want to study in LA
I recently complete my 12. And i want learn bachlor in music. I live in abu dhabi as a employee so i can't move to anywhere from here as a student. I really want to know how and where can i get online bachlor in music Help me
Berklee online do courses!
Hey 🤗where can I get bachelor degree in music technology can you mention some universityes? I am starting out and I am confused.😵💫
Where are you planning on studying?
Point blanc online is a good school
@@GarrettMusic1 I thought of Singapore or an Asian country but it's hard to find a university.Us and uk universities are very expensive😕
hi! thanks for the video. I’m applying to AIM for next semester and i’m also a foreign student. I was wondering how is the audition like. Do i have to try to impress them? How is it?
Hey! Just go in there with a mindset to learn and be positive, have fun. For internationals you have to send in a pre recorded audition
Hey I also want to study at AIM did you get a scholarship if you did please tell me more about it
How did u successfully all the entrance exams Without knowing how to use ableton ? Is it possible?
I was using fl studio and cubase at the time
Hi Garrett
Thank you for provide good information about music course.
I quitted music nearly 15 years, when covid-19 locked down I start again and want to learn diploma.
I have major problem with writing lyrics but have ability how to create melody or improvise. If I have problem with lyric can I still learn diploma?
there's never a thing wrong with education, get a diploma if you feel that will solve your lyric problem. You can also take classes outside of a university or college as an option or research on youtube and read books on lyric writing too
how do i apply for diploma in music production in australian institution of music? im from melbourne
you could either apply with an online audition through the website or apply for an in-person audition. It should all be on the website