Hello.
TLDR;
I'm a newbie in music and I've always wanted to make my own, and make a career out of it. My head sometimes generate melodies out of the blue (apart from other ideas) especially during very late evenings and I need to let it all out instead of going for my headphones and listen to other people's music all the time or else I won't be able to rest easy or sleep at all. It's a curse! And sometimes I even need to run or walk in circles just to mentally exhaust myself...physically exhausting myself is almost impossible during late evenings...but I think it's not important here.
Here's a little overview on how I learn:
- I prefer visual, hands-on and straight to the point approach.
- Videos more on talk than what I stated above bore me to oblivion (like Mike Verta's BUT I don't deny I do learn a lot from him as I currently have his composition 1 and might buy more).
I have a very short attention span, jumping from one idea to another in a minute that I have to multitask or else, there will be a system error in my head...
- Modern and world music than the traditional are what I prefer at this point and I plan to learn EDM in later stages.
Anyway...last month, I purchased my own 88-key digital piano and I was able to learn to read sheet music alone and play a little. Now I'm considering to buy a course teaching cinematic orchestration with a limited budget after the sound libraries sucked my wallet dry, then I stumbled upon Evenant Courses.
So Cinematic Music looks shiny to me...
But I might be able to ask my parents to help me pay half of the gold bundle or maybe Thinkspace's Cinematic Orchestration too.
Right now I review JunkieXL and Alex Moukala's videos then I also have the Udemy music theory bundled courses as supplements.
The question is, is the Cinematic Music course is good for my learning style? Or is the gold bundle or Thinkspace's course better in your opinion? Or do you have other recommendations?
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you! :(
TLDR;
I'm a newbie in music and I've always wanted to make my own, and make a career out of it. My head sometimes generate melodies out of the blue (apart from other ideas) especially during very late evenings and I need to let it all out instead of going for my headphones and listen to other people's music all the time or else I won't be able to rest easy or sleep at all. It's a curse! And sometimes I even need to run or walk in circles just to mentally exhaust myself...physically exhausting myself is almost impossible during late evenings...but I think it's not important here.
Here's a little overview on how I learn:
- I prefer visual, hands-on and straight to the point approach.
- Videos more on talk than what I stated above bore me to oblivion (like Mike Verta's BUT I don't deny I do learn a lot from him as I currently have his composition 1 and might buy more).
I have a very short attention span, jumping from one idea to another in a minute that I have to multitask or else, there will be a system error in my head...
- Modern and world music than the traditional are what I prefer at this point and I plan to learn EDM in later stages.
Anyway...last month, I purchased my own 88-key digital piano and I was able to learn to read sheet music alone and play a little. Now I'm considering to buy a course teaching cinematic orchestration with a limited budget after the sound libraries sucked my wallet dry, then I stumbled upon Evenant Courses.
So Cinematic Music looks shiny to me...
But I might be able to ask my parents to help me pay half of the gold bundle or maybe Thinkspace's Cinematic Orchestration too.
Right now I review JunkieXL and Alex Moukala's videos then I also have the Udemy music theory bundled courses as supplements.
The question is, is the Cinematic Music course is good for my learning style? Or is the gold bundle or Thinkspace's course better in your opinion? Or do you have other recommendations?
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you! :(