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These are my thoughts on making music and making music thoughtful:
Don’t sabotage your best efforts as you make your recording and release it to your audience.
Lessons learned from mastering your songs can also impact every other stage in the music-making process.
Create for the sake of creating, not for some planned outcome you can't control.
Don't miss the opportunity to make the song your own by injecting your personality and distinctive sound.
This video shows how to export individual multitrack files from iOS GarageBand and includes steps for converting MIDI tracks to audio.
While it can be difficult to take pride in everything you create, take pride in the fact that you are creating something.
Fix before you mix. Start the mixing phase with the audio you want to be mixed, not fixed.
Use the limitations of your mobile app to focus on capturing one solid performance at a time.
My new YouTube series on Getting Started continues with a short video that establishes the need to use headphones to monitor your audio while recording your music.
I’ve launched a new series of Getting Started videos to support anyone who wants to record their music but may not even know where to begin. Start with what you have before investing more time & money; you can scale your efforts as your musical goals change & budget allows.
With remote collabs, you can quickly have a full production ready for mixing & mastering without having to get dressed or leave your home.
Be strategic with your purchases to better integrate them into your existing music-making workflows.