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Is it a good idea to major in Electrical Engineering specifically to work with audio?
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Don't know. But I know a producer that has a degree in electrical engineering. I imagine it's more for if you're gonna build gear, like amps, pedals, mics, etc.
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It depends on what you wanna do. Make music or be a tech wizard that knows what everything does.
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what do you wanna do with audio
btw i am against AI, but retarded questions like this are best left to AI



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