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: : im interested in getting into pro sound im currentley going to school at mansfield university for comunications and broadcasting but i feel im on a dead end path to the carrer that i am chasing i am very talented in music i would like to prosue a careeer in the field but is thier any type of apprentiship programs for this? : Well, presenting yourself in a professional manner by either learning to spell and/or spell-checking your postings would definitely be a good start. You never know, there may be a link between the dead end path in communications and the communication skills you utilize. : As far as apprenticeship, there is no organized program that I am aware of though it would make sense in the field of live sound engineering. : The closest thing I see happen to apprenticeship is when you get a job at a sound company and work your way up. : Typically this could be starting in the shop and learning the gear and company. Followed by touring as a systems tech. As a systems tech you would have the opportunity to work with engineers and learn the methods they use to tune, mix etc... : I must say that I learned some of the most valuable mixing info that I use today when I was a system tech for engineers over the years. : Good luck and hope that helps. : oh, and just fer good mesure run a speel chek on yor post. : DR

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