Hello!
I was looking into getting my certification for Logic Pro X. Upon inspecting the learnquest website I see that the only option is a $2000 course.
Is there an option where I can take the certificate exam only? This was not specified on the website either. Thank you.
Hi there,
If I may add to the conversation, I am the creator of the Logic Pro curriculum for Learnquest. I included several resources to allow Logic users to immerse themselves in the program by way of music sessions, detailed exercises, examples, pdf's, etc. I do believe it is helping many Logic Pro users and have received great feedback.
I am also T3 Certified through Apple but as others have stated, this has officially been retired by the Apple Brand so you will not be able to take the certificate exam à la carte
If you have any more questions, give us a holler.
Hope this helps and solves your query,
Eddie G.
Hi there,
If I may add to the conversation, I am the creator of the Logic Pro curriculum for Learnquest. I included several resources to allow Logic users to immerse themselves in the program by way of music sessions, detailed exercises, examples, pdf's, etc. I do believe it is helping many Logic Pro users and have received great feedback.
I am also T3 Certified through Apple but as others have stated, this has officially been retired by the Apple Brand so you will not be able to take the certificate exam à la carte
If you have any more questions, give us a holler.
Hope this helps and solves your query,
Eddie G.
Hi
There is no formal Apple certification for Logic ( or Final Cut) anymore: Apple "retired" the certifications last summer.
CCT
Not sure
Mine has proved invaluable for private work.
EdgarRothermich wrote:
Not many jobs out there that require that on your resume.
Actually there are :) and is a plus.
Depends on what you're looking for.
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Unfortunately the Apple Logic Certificate doesn't exist anymore. I have no idea why!
Fortunately I got mine about 2 years ago. I took no course, just the exam.
I guess there must be some kind of alternative exam somewhere.
Mott Community College in Flint, MI is where I got my Music Tech associates degree. They also have a Certificate program. Although, it’s not just Logic Pro but Pro Tools, too.
You may check your local colleges. You may be able to test out for them.
kerochan wrote:
Unfortunately the Apple Logic Certificate doesn't exist anymore. I have no idea why!
Not many jobs out there that require that on your resume.
This is very informative. Thank you for sharing.
Logic Pro X Certification
