Best Practice: healthy collaborative space
Creating a healthy collaborative space means setting up some best practices.
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Creating a healthy collaborative space means setting up some best practices.
After teaching countless people how to use programs like Logic and Ableton, I’ve decided to give up.
There comes a point when everybody feels stuck and it doesn’t matter if it’s writer’s block or maybe you just can’t solve a problem.
I launched Beat Kitchen eight months ago and I’m trying to do two things and I don’t think they’re mutually exclusive.
Do you know what electricity is?
I launched Beat Kitchen eight months ago and I’m trying to do two things and I don’t think they’re mutually exclusive.
Music theory starts with your ear and learning the names for stuff doesn’t really matter if you’re not hearing with specificity I can help you learn …
When you rely on the same tired presets, when you reuse the same gear over and over, when you don’t diversify your workflow, the game just isn’t that …
So you’ve seen a few Beat Kitchen videos and you want to learn more about the whole program thing.
In the time it takes for you to watch this post, most people will decide whether or not they like your song.
If you go to school to be an audio engineer, you may discover that people don’t actually pay much attention to your degree.
It may look like it to you right now, but my musician Basics Elective is not all math.