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343 Labs is Using the Latest Technology in Music Courses

James Boley by James Boley
August 31, 2019
in Entertainment
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The newly opened music learning school, 343 Labs has taken the music learning to the next level. The school is using the latest technology to hold the classes in real-time. 343 Labs is taking classes of online music for students from different corner of the world via video conferencing technology. The students are taking benefits from the technology and they can record their online classes to view in the future. 343 Labs is now bringing a new idea for students that if some time they could not attend the classes due to their personal reasons, the school is going to start weekly online platforms to assist them.

343 Labs is situated at 32 Cooper Sq, Manhattan, New York. It is becoming the major attraction point for worldwide music learners. After the unfortunate fall of Dubspot in 2017, 343 Labs was opened by two former instructors of Dubspot to rebuild the career of several instructors and students of the old school. From January 2019, 343 Labs has started to take admission of former students of Dubspot who were depressed due to the interruption in their music courses.

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According to a news report, 343 Labs is currently offering many courses including Ableton Live, Logic Pro, mixing and mastering, songwriting, music theory and more, with plans for DJing and live performance programs in the future. In addition, the new school is offering a 40% discount on the Ableton Live license. The online students are downloading a free 30-day demo for full assurance. 343 Labs is the best music production school in NYC  and it is shaping the future of the music in a brilliant way.

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With an experience of two years covering the local news, James has a panache for recognizing, understanding and decoding science based news. He brings in the best news pieces for the Science/Environment section of the website.

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