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Inglés > Español: Un manual de 350 paginas (creative strategies for electronic music producers)
Se trata de un manual de 350 paginas El manual se llama music maker 74 creative strategies for electronic music producers
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Entrega Julio agosto
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Catalogue of attributes
Problem
Creative musicians find inspiration in other music.While we seek to make music that is uniquely our own, every other piece of music we hear is automatically processed and becomes an unconscious part of our music vocabulary. Taking too much is theft. Taking too little fails to acknowledge our influences.
For musicians who aim to find and develop a unique voice, there will always be an internal conflict to resolve when hearing music that is inspiring. To truly be original, is it necessary to ignore all external influence? How much can you " take" fron other music before what you've made no longer feels like it's yours? What and where is the boundary between homage/inspiration and plagiarism/ copying?
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Arts/Entertainment
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English
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