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2677 N. 330 E. Jimmy: I just wanted to let you know what I'm doing with my training.
To
celebrate the New Year, I just started my own recording studio and
record label. Crossfade Recording is a dream come true for me. The
knowledge I received during my training was crucial to my success. I
have stocked my studio with some of the best equipment available, and
that combined with the knowledge and experience I received from
award-winning engineer Tony Korologos has given me a huge advantage
over other small studios. I have already taken the "top spot" in the
valley, no one else can come close to the kind of quality that I can
do, as every studio around here has untrained engineers. I am also
already competing for business with the larger, established studio's in
the entire northern area of the state. I have only been open for 5 days, and two bands are already
setting dates to record. I am doing the audio portion of a video
documentary due out this summer, and have several solo artists who are
making plans to come in. I could have easily invested my tuition money
into equipment instead of training, but I know that I made the wise
choice. The fact that I had experience and training was one of the
major reasons that artists have selected my studio. I have a whole CD
filled with projects that I was involved with while training, including
all my practice mixes and my final mix, and potential customers are
very impressed with the quality of work. I advise people interested in
a career in recording, to make the sacrifice necessary to receive
quality training. I drove 200 miles for each lesson while training, and
would gladly do it again. I have also made a lasting friendship with
the engineer that trained me, and still receive "guidance" from him. I hope that in the future you will consider my studio as a
training site for others who are going through your program. Once
again, thanks for everything. Sincerely, Matthew "Guitar Man" Mylroie |
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