What questions do you want me to ask Grammy Award-winning Mixing Engineer πLeslie Brathwaite when I interview him live?
Life is like a song. Not only because itβs a story but because of the way there are highs and lows, rhythms, pushes and pulls, rises and falls, beginnings and endings.
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The industry needs professionals who are backed by credentials. Learning from your friends and YouTube videos is cool, but having a real education can set you apart in an over saturated industry. Unfortunately schools can be too expensive and take years to complete. β‘οΈπ
I am in the process of building a stronger foundation for the next chapter of my life. This requires learning new skills and taking on new experiences.β‘οΈπ
You might be just one skill away from HUGE success. Are you willing to learn something new? β‘οΈπ
Vibing is cool. π But having real skills and training can help you to deliver consistent, predictable results. β‘οΈπ
Some of the same qualities that win wars will make you succeed in the studio. Discipline, organization, strategy, and attention to details. πβ‘οΈ
Plan out your attack. What will you tackle first? Is your production complete, do you have the lyrics done?
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Thank you to all of the creators. Your likes and follows may never add up to the impact you make. But it is so necessary. β‘οΈπ
An opinion of whatβs good or bad is often based on your own experiences, religion, expectations or the fact that you just donβt know any better. πβ‘οΈ
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As entrepreneurs, artists, engineers, and music producers, the most critical decision we have to make is how we spend our time. πβ‘οΈ
Sacrifice means giving something you value up for something more important or more valuable. When you see it this way, itβs a lot easier to practice. πβ‘οΈ
