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In the time it takes for you to watch this post, most people will decide whether or not they like your song.
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Today in office hours I helped one of our students conform some of their free playing onto a tempo grid.
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In the time it takes for you to watch this post, most people will decide whether or not they like your song.
Once you start to hear the impact of unison and there are implications for things like layering, you’re gonna start hearing them everywhere.
People tend to want to put their best foot forward when they come to class, but showing me how talented you are isn’t the same as taking a shower and …
New students come in to me with their eyes all in glitter thinking about gear and gear is great But let’s level set for a second because aside from …
Hey, there’s nothing inherently wrong with presets.
If you’re writing lyrics and melodies and having trouble setting them to chords, this video is for you.
Whoever told you you can sample five seconds of a song and not have to get clearance is conflating that with one of two legal concepts the first being …
It’s easy to take air for granted because it’s invisible, but from an audio perspective, that’s a mistake.
We’ve been here a few months now and I’m delighted with all the new follows.
Hey, Producers! You need to know a little music theory. I’m going to be hosting a free Zoom workshop on the intersection of harmony and acoustics. …
Good morning. Let’s make today take yourself to work day. At least let’s strive to make every day a day where you do what you love and where you love…
There is no best microphone.