producers who understand three kinds of editing
Pretty much any experienced producer will understand the value of editing.
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Pretty much any experienced producer will understand the value of editing.
This is your routine reminder that what you do is extraordinary.
This is me watching everyone run around with their pants on fire because their plugin company went to a subscription model knowing full well you can …
We say that when you hear a sound you’re hearing vibrations, but what does that mean?
Hey gang, look how far we’ve come.
Sometimes we can easily explain the relationship between two chords using an established music theory device.
Ideally, in the studio, I’m always recording, because you never know when something amazing is about to happen.
Today’s Wednesday morning music theory workout had a few teachable moments, but this one was a surprise.
When you start out, you don’t know a lot.
If you’re like me, you’re always working and you’re always coming up with song ideas.
Stop feeling bad about what you don’t know.
Let’s look at some expensive sounding chords.