For those who want to become Certified this. This coves everything an individual needs to know to complete a basic Pro Tools project, from initial setup to final mixdown. what's the problem? You should be able to just walk into a mid-level studio and pretty much demand a job. This 16 hour hands-on Avid Certified Pro Tools Course (PT101) Fundamentals introduces the critical fundamental Pro Tools concepts and principles. If you already have decades of experience in AE. I'm not saying don't do it if it will get you motivated to further increase your knowledge, but don't expect to get a job if the only thing you have going for you is a piece of paper. You have to dedicate yourself to always getting better. If you want a job in recording you have to MAKE that job appear. Most studios are entirely apathetic to your cause. I'll admit, entry level in this profession is tough. The guys that CAN have a client list, discography and skills, hiring them is usually a no brainer.
The audio world doesn't work that way.Įither you can get clients, manage a session and make a record or you can't. Nobody that I know with the power to hire someone in a studio cares about certifications.
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