On Apr 29, 2006, at 4:51 AM, Kickin' Da Speaker wrote: > However, like I said before, if a studio uses Logic and is > hesitating between a guy X > and you, and you have your Logic certification, well it tells them > you've been motivated > enough to actually spend some money, go to a class, and actually > sit there and listen for 3 > full days, and also actually learned the material since you passed > the test. One maybe not so obvious scenario is the case of someone who gets a job and finds they need to use Logic on this job. If I was a studio owner hiring someone I would not base my entire evaluation of them on what software they know, no matter what I was using. There could be many folks out there who are thrown into Logic, kicking and screaming and need to get up to speed. Also, students and interns could benefit from this certification as well. For many purposes, the Logic Cert. could be considered as more of a very good tutorial rather than a way to obtain some legally binding accredited Logic Diploma. Of course as time goes on, and more and more facilities implement Logic, this certification can become a good evaluation tool for prospective employees. Eddie IMS ProA/V