Insights Of An Artist's Journeyby PLV Music |
Hi Reader ππ»β We live in a new digital world where learning music production online or at home has never been more accessible! But it is a blessing and a curse at the same time β We don't know which videos we should watch and in which order All of these obstacles, challenges and traps results in a slow learning curve ππ» But you and I have goals and dreams to achieve so this is not an option! π This is why today, I want to share 7 different ways that you can use in order to speed up your learning of music production: 1. Read books (Yeah, they still exist!) 2. Remake songs
3. The 80/20% rule
4. Follow a plan 5. The Feynman Technique
6. Give feedback 7. Take Online Courses Online Courses are honestly THE main reason I was able to learn music production fairly "fast". It saves you time, helps you to avoid making unnecessary mistakes and provide a structured way to learn while keeping you accountable and productive. The best investment you can do is in yourself and your knowledge. Here are the 2 I took and recommend myself:
Phew! That was a lot! I really hope those were helpful for you and you were able to pick a few useful tips! π Now tell me, what is your biggest takeaway from these 7 tips and which one(s) will you be implementing to your learning routine? Feel free to reply to this email and let me know! Now, I have some new music findings and resources to share with you ππ» πΆ | MUSIC DISCOVERY ZONE π "Gotta Be" - PLVβ
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