--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, forums@... wrote: > > Message posted by Mike Baker <heykaboom@...> > ______________________________________________________________________ > Doug, thanks for the quick and informative reply. And don't worry, I > don't live in Seattle! > All of your points are well-taken, but your above comment about the > occasional class with a private organization is what I'm really > curious about. What kinds of private organizations need Logic > instruction? Is there any particular approach you'd suggest for > connecting with them? As before, any and all input greatly > appreciated. > Thanks again! ~ Mike > Mike, You're welcome. The private organization is a school called the Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program which runs classes on film scoring/orchestration and has added tech such as Logic and DP classes. (An incredible resource for the Seattle area). So it's an education gig. I've also done GB classes for a private K-12 school. Don't overlook GB! It costs nothing or next to nothing so it's a minimal budget strain for schools, has reasonable tools, and people will pay to become enlightened on it. Some may even move up to Logic. It will be very easy for you to learn if you don't already use it. Its podcasting feature is going to be very popular. So go check out schools - both public and private. See what their music programs are about. Offer to train instructors or students. My guess is the private schools are easier to work with - less bureaucracy and degree requirements. Good luck. Doug