Classes are about to begin, and I want to learn more about making electronic music and video editing.
The trouble is that when I am enrolled in classes, their timelines and rigid focus pull me hard away from flexibility to pursue where my instincts are guiding, as well as my time is sequestered away from further developing my own projects.
On one hand, it is difficult to focus while again on the verge of prospectively loosing housing and I am working on rebuilding my therapy business.
On the other hand, if I do not sign up, will I find comparable and more flexible course content on the internet?
Or will I be missing the chance to access comprehensive and much needed, timely guidance?
Should I just focus on Ableton and finish the one interview post production project still leftover from summer?
Yet, I have new song concepts requiring more assembly knowledge that I need to discover.
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