Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.

By mwalker Wed Jun 29, 2005 3:40 pm
education provides secruity


education does not make life easy (not at all) but it does make life easier.

yo class,
i am proud of you bro. educated, nice job, making nice tunes and come and go as you please what else can life offer?

maybe a winning lotto ticket. :D

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By elmacaco Wed Jun 29, 2005 4:59 pm
Players who don;t get drafted here get courted by other countries. You might not make it here, but overseas they don't have players like we do. They can go over there and be treated like stars.

By mwalker Wed Jun 29, 2005 6:11 pm
Players who don;t get drafted here get courted by other countries. You might not make it here, but overseas they don't have players like we do. They can go over there and be treated like stars.


i have to disagree, maybe 5 or 10 years ago this is true but not today. the US did not get a medal in the last olympics. matter of fact the nba are going over seas to find players. on most teams overseas there is a limit of the number of american/foreign players that you can have on a team.

then again ask most players who did not get drafted yesterday would they rather play in the nba or on a foreign team.

the bottom line, from an african american standpoint the only way for us to make it as a people if you do not sing or play ball (football, basketball, baseball, etc) is education. period.
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By dubmunkey Thu Jun 30, 2005 8:01 am
i am proud of you bro. educated, nice job, making nice tunes and come and go as you please what else can life offer?

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wouldn't say im proud- that stuff is the basic....no diss but i dont respect those who have jobs i just disrespect those that don't work- if that mnakes sense

greg

By mwalker Thu Jun 30, 2005 1:15 pm
i am proud of you bro. educated, nice job, making nice tunes and come and go as you please what else can life offer?

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wouldn't say im proud- that stuff is the basic....no diss but i dont respect those who have jobs i just disrespect those that don't work- if that mnakes sense

greg


no i do not think that is basic because not everyday do you meet people with a B.S. , masters and work for one of the largest software companies in the world. i do not know how old Classic is but he started his tourney more than likely when he was 17 with his SAT(s) and finished the journey when he is about 23/24 with a job at peoplesoft . he had a goal, a plan (short, mid, long term) and he excuted it. he deserves his props.

when classis started college 1 out of 3 guaduate and when he started grad school 1 in 5 guaduated. you do the math.

my main point here is that if you "know" that you have to work why not make the most you can? so, classic figured out that with a master's degree he could earn more than a high school or college education. not everyone see that as a fact but it is (time tested).
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By dubmunkey Thu Jun 30, 2005 1:45 pm
fair play mate- i personally would have been a little patronized if someone told me they were proud of me for going to uni etc...but hey it's all good...

greg

By mwalker Thu Jun 30, 2005 2:29 pm
fair play mate- i personally would have been a little patronized if someone told me they were proud of me for going to uni etc...but hey it's all good...

greg


not trying to patronize anyone but i have traveled that same road and it is not easy. i give anyone who trying to better themselfs props. i have spent 18 years in corp. america (merrill lynch) and it is not easy to get there or maintain your position (there are layoffs every 6 months). in corp. america you must prove yourself each and everyday and that is not easy.

by the way, there is a different between going to an uni and graduating from a uni.

like you said it is all good.
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By dubmunkey Thu Jun 30, 2005 3:10 pm
by the way, there is a different between going to an uni and graduating from a uni.

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yeah if you graduate you learn how to spell and use grammar correctly :D j/k

and of course there is a difference- any argument can be reduced to semantics- perhaps i misunderstood...but hey- like either of us care...

greg

By mwalker Thu Jun 30, 2005 3:49 pm
yeah if you graduate you learn how to spell and use grammar correctly Very Happy j/k


i was never good in spelling or grammar (thank God for microsoft word and spell check), i was a math & computer science double major. basically, getting 2 degree at the price of one.

but i do know if i had 3 pillows how many different ways i could arrange them without duplication or omission. this is a permentation question which you use in life everyday. this is the sh!t i like, solving problems.

therefore, weak in spelling and grammar but pretty good in math and logic, which has paid my $1723 in mortage a month and $9000 a year (which is $750 a month) in property taxes (that is $2473 a month just to live in my house not including utilities, car insurance, etc). plus, have not cut my lawn in about 15 years (i have the uneducated Mutha F*ckers doing that). i do not want to get into a pissing match with you cuz because we just view life differently.

just imagine a college guaduate not good in grammar or spelling (but with a degree in math, comp sci and masters) that lives in $500,000 house with a manicured lawn. that is some crazy sh!t.

your grammar and spelling is good how are you living, greg?
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By Blakksmiff Fri Jul 01, 2005 7:48 am
classic wrote:
Now psychology or sociology, that’s a different story, and you can tell by the salary

A masters in sociology 30-50,000 if your lucky
A masters in computer science at least 65,000 and up


Shit, I work for a major telecom company (that's about to merge) in the tech support/engineering department and I make 40k and thats without any degree!! I also own my house in a nice neighborhood (it didn't cost 500 G's though) So i would not say that formal schooling is the biggest problem in the black community. We are forgetting that a former drug dealer is now the president of a major record label and co-owner of a NBA franchise. I think the biggest issue we face is our obsession with fast money and sex (what comes first the chicken or the egg). Looking back now though, I would definately have gone to school if I knew then what I know now. I just definately would NOT take up sociology :|

By peezie Fri Jul 01, 2005 1:30 pm
You are bugging, telling me Im taking easy courses? MIS is one of the easiest majors. Dime a dozen as well. Well, since you had to insult me, I went there. Stop acting like you're a neuro surgeon or some shit.

classic wrote:Exaclty man, your dead on, education provides secruity. No matter what happens with this music ****, with my masters degree and job experince i know i wont be on the street. These days cats have short term goals. They act like they are gonna be 20 years old forever. They dont think about the future,(wife and kids) and how they are going to support them....Not everyone is gonna make it big time, and like you said, what do you do then???

class...

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B.S Management Information systems/ Computer science , Florida state University
M.S. Information Systems, University of Maryland baltimore county

JOB:Software engineer/ Peoplesoft programmer
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By classic Fri Jul 01, 2005 2:18 pm
peezie wrote:You are bugging, telling me Im taking easy courses? MIS is one of the easiest majors. Dime a dozen as well. Well, since you had to insult me, I went there. Stop acting like you're a neuro surgeon or some ****.


first off i never insulted you, (intentonally), so stop beeing sensative

secondly, your wrong MIS is not easy my program was very diffcult, it depends on the school and program. Thats with anymajor ( your showing you dont know shit again)

third I double majored in computer science

4th i really dont care what you think, like im gonna beef with a nobody online. man please, this aint even the point of the thread. I know what I had to go threw to get my degree and be where i am today...

If you got something to sayto me personally, battle me in some beats or something, other then that, keep it to yourself and quit lame and childish
class...
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By classic Fri Jul 01, 2005 2:20 pm
Thanks for the love Mvwalker, i think it is important for people in out community to support and show respect to each other....

BLacksmiff you have some good points but think about it, why do you think the african american communitiy is obssed with fast money. Its the lack of education opperunitites. I know bush is a **** but he has only been in office for 5 years. We have had these problems long before then.

I still stand by the fact that the lack of edcuation is a key factor in the demise of african american communities, ive seen this shit first hand man. ITs **** crazy.
We will have to work 3 times as hard and have 3 times the credentinals just to be on the same playin field. A thugged out whiteboy can cut his hair and put on a suit and fit in. black americans will never be able to that, this is why education is so important. It closes that gap and levels that playing field.

class......

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By mwalker Fri Jul 01, 2005 2:26 pm
You are bugging, telling me Im taking easy courses? MIS is one of the easiest majors. Dime a dozen as well. Well, since you had to insult me, I went there. Stop acting like you're a neuro surgeon or some ****.


anytime you finish a long term project/task it is positive. whether you majored in mis or math or englist or history or you went to a 2 year school or 4 year school, you started something and finished it. that is the only thing the counts.

in my opinion if you are utilitizing your time to become a better person that is what it is all about, becoming the best "YOU" you can.

BLacksmiff you have some good points but think about it, why do you think the african american communitiy is obssed with fast money. Its the lack of education opperunitites. I know bush is a **** but he has only been in office for 5 years. We have had these problems long before then.

I still stand by the fact that the lack of edcuation is a key factor in the demise of african american communities, ive seen this **** first hand man. ITs **** crazy.
We will have to work 3 times as hard and have 3 times the credentinals just to be on the same playin field. A thugged out whiteboy can cut his hair and put on a suit and fit in. black americans will never be able to that, this is why education is so important. It closes that gap and levels that playing field.


damn, that is hitting the nail on the head.

p.s. i went to school during the Reagan years, you young guys have it much better than i did.

By peezie Fri Jul 01, 2005 10:59 pm
I started off by stating my opinion and you had to jump in by calling me names and doubting my intelligence. It was never intended to provoke you in any way, but you had to call me crazy and that I dont know crap? I was just making a general statement that there are plenty of degrees you can get, if that's one wants. Somebody had to get deffensive and go 'ME ME ME'! Did it ever occur to you that maybe, JUST MAYBE, different people are better at different things. You don't have to put other people down to prove how great you are. Or are you? If you are such a man, you should be worried about outsmarting those who are better than you, not heckle with people who you think are inferior to you. Serious. If you are running, there is always somebody flying over you. I never meant to measure d1cks before you jumped in and start this circle jerk. As I said before, you deserve respect for your merits, but that doesn't mean your opinion means more than others. Hell, I was only trying to encourage others to goto college, as many people are intimidated by academia. It's not that bad if you take things one step at a time. Everbody starts somewehre.

classic wrote:first off i never insulted you, (intentonally), so stop beeing sensative

secondly, your wrong MIS is not easy my program was very diffcult, it depends on the school and program. Thats with anymajor ( your showing you dont know **** again)

third I double majored in computer science

4th i really dont care what you think, like im gonna beef with a nobody online. man please, this aint even the point of the thread. I know what I had to go threw to get my degree and be where i am today...

If you got something to sayto me personally, battle me in some beats or something, other then that, keep it to yourself and quit lame and childish
class...
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