2 those who know a good amount of music production

[TROLL]

where did u come to learn how to setup hardware and about the art in general? Im hoping someone can provide links or books where i can soak some knowledge.

 

[Vince V.]

Manuals help a lot . If you use Pro Tools there's a lot of good books for learning it in and out.

As far as the art of production. Practice!

 

[Sick Wid It]

Nothing beats hands-on.

 

[TROLL]

Nothing beats hands-on.

i agree in a sense, for instance, HTML, Photoshop and cool edit, i learn on my own by just playing with the programs. But when it comes to things like converting midi to wav or audio. or using vst. and a lot of other musical jargan im totally lost

 

[EAT]

Peeps this website and read some of the articles.

http://www.tweakheadz.com/guide.htm

 

[Sick Wid It]

i agree in a sense, for instance, HTML, Photoshop and cool edit, i learn on my own by just playing with the programs. But when it comes to things like converting midi to wav or audio. or using vst. and a lot of other musical jargan im totally lost

I can dig it.

For learning techniques, in addition to hands-on, also learning by example. If you can get up under someone who knows what the fuck they're doing, it will help you 1000x! A good mentor can teach you things you'll never find in a manual, guide or how-to.

For learning how to use gear, again, hands-on and a mentor but yes, reading the manuals helps a lot! Manuals are usually a great book-of-answers for people who arn't too hard-headed to crack one open.