My son has about 4 years of experience (he's currently 17) through sound design, music composition, music production, mastering, mixing(Music Arrangement) and little bit of audio physics,
(all of this in Audio Workstations) etc. So he knows how to make almost any sound you tell him to make, he has made around 80 tracks since he started doing this, and overall he shows great passion on what he is doing.
What's the best place in which he can study Audio Engineering?
He told me he has seen some Universities and the one people most recommend is one called full sail academy, but he told me he actually didn't liked it.
He has also said to me that another thing that he loves is the making of musical equipment, he is currently studying on making analog synthesizers.
His main goal is, at an end, to know how to make speakers, headphones, etc, and to graduate as and audio engineer also.
What would you suggest?
My son has about 4 years of experience (he's currently 17) through sound design, music composition, music production, mastering, mixing(Music Arrangement) and little bit of audio physics,
(all of this in Audio Workstations) etc. So he knows how to make almost any sound you tell him to make, he has made around 80 tracks since he started doing this, and overall he shows great passion on what he is doing.
What's the best place in which he can study Audio Engineering?
He told me he has seen some Universities and the one people most recommend is one called full sail academy, but he told me he actually didn't liked it.
He has also said to me that another thing that he loves is the making of musical equipment, he is currently studying on making analog synthesizers.
His main goal is, at an end, to know how to make speakers, headphones, etc, and to graduate as and audio engineer also.
What would you suggest?