Kyle Mattingly

I know there are some jobs where you find out something that would've helped a lot before starting a career, and I want to know everything I can before I start my career. So, if there's anything you wish you knew before starting your career, what was it for you?

I’m applying to university to major in music education, and I’m looking through course pathways. I’ve heard from many people that the music program is like a five year course stuck into four years.

I want to know about Logic Pro and audio mixing

I am a student in high school taking AP theory and other music classes. I really want to have a career in composing music, whether it be game OSTs, movie scores, or even just those silly songs in the background of advertisements. The problem is, I have no idea how to get into the industry. Like...

I'm looking to break into the music industry, preferably as a solo artist, and I'm having difficulty deciding what path to choose: should I just buy a music software, look up tutorials and teach myself, or go to college and learn it there?

feel like having some experience would help in that job but i'm not sure that's why i'm curious to know!

Is music school super important?? What's the most important thing for me to do to get involved with music?

I keep finding myself stuck on where to start when I'm making my beats

I'm trying to get better at making melodies

what are the struggles of a musician starting out, is it hard? is it sustainable?

Can you explain the type of feelings that may come with being a music composer?

i want to get into music industry
what degree do i need for these?
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