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John-Reed Thompson currently a Program Director for Pinnacle College in Rancho Cordova CA. He has been Instructing for Pinnacle since 2009. Topics include; Audio Enginnering, MIDI and Electronics. Prior to working with Pinnacle John-Reed owned and operated Retrofit Recording in Sacramento. During his 10 years with Retfoit, he had the oppourtunity to Record with the Deftones, Zach Hill, Les Claypool, Phallucy, Hella, Team Sleep and much much more.
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I work in a music production school. Some of our courses require that the student must perform tasks on Audio equipment that the normal musician would not have laying around requiring them to come to the campus. I think this is a great thing but it still limits the "distance learning" model in my mind. I have thought of contracting out to studios in different regions to help accommodate the distance learner and or having a remote truck that would tour certain regions for the assessments. This seems like it could become a costly venture. Has anyone dealt with this… >>>
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John-Reed Thompson currently a Program Director for Pinnacle College in Rancho Cordova CA. He has been Instructing for Pinnacle since 2009. Topics include; Audio Enginnering, MIDI and Electronics. Prior to working with Pinnacle John-Reed owned and operated Retrofit Recording in Sacramento. During his 10 years with Retfoit, he had the oppourtunity to Record with the Deftones, Zach Hill, Les Claypool, Phallucy, Hella, Team Sleep and much much more.
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John-Reed Thompson currently a Program Director for Pinnacle College in Rancho Cordova CA. He has been Instructing for Pinnacle since 2009. Topics include; Audio Enginnering, MIDI and Electronics. Prior to working with Pinnacle John-Reed owned and operated Retrofit Recording in Sacramento. During his 10 years with Retfoit, he had the oppourtunity to Record with the Deftones, Zach Hill, Les Claypool, Phallucy, Hella, Team Sleep and much much more.
Interests
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Website
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I work in a music production school. Some of our courses require that the student must perform tasks on Audio equipment that the normal musician would not have laying around requiring them to come to the campus. I think this is a great thing but it still limits the "distance learning" model in my mind. I have thought of contracting out to studios in different regions to help accommodate the distance learner and or having a remote truck that would tour certain regions for the assessments. This seems like it could become a costly venture. Has anyone dealt with this… >>>
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John-Reed Thompson currently a Program Director for Pinnacle College in Rancho Cordova CA. He has been Instructing for Pinnacle since 2009. Topics include; Audio Enginnering, MIDI and Electronics. Prior to working with Pinnacle John-Reed owned and operated Retrofit Recording in Sacramento. During his 10 years with Retfoit, he had the oppourtunity to Record with the Deftones, Zach Hill, Les Claypool, Phallucy, Hella, Team Sleep and much much more.
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