Getting Feedback
Giving good feedback and absorbing good feedback are skills that we arenât born knowing how to do.
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Giving good feedback and absorbing good feedback are skills that we arenât born knowing how to do.
Music theory starts with your ear and learning the names for stuff doesnât really matter if youâre not hearing with specificity I can help you learn âŚ
If youâre unfamiliar with the keyboard, this is about to be the best and the worst lesson youâll ever get.
If you go to school to be an audio engineer, youâre gonna hear an awful lot about frequency.
For those of you who are just starting out and a few of you who probably ought to know better, stop doing that thing where you try and make yourself âŚ
When you rely on the same tired presets, when you reuse the same gear over and over, when you donât diversify your workflow, the game just isnât that âŚ
Music always comes first, but music theory exists whether you believe in it or not.
If you go to school to be an audio engineer, one of the things theyâre going to talk to you about is mid-side.
How do you actually know what key somethingâs in?
So youâve seen a few Beat Kitchen videos and you want to learn more about the whole program thing.
Quick music theory tip: Why you can omit the fifth from chords. Understanding the harmonic series and how it affects chord voicing in music âŚ
In the time it takes for you to watch this post, most people will decide whether or not they like your song.