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In this article, you'll learn about:
- What is a Production Feedback session, and what will happen during it?
- What materials to provide for Production Feedback sessions
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What is a Production Feedback session, and what will happen during it?
In a Production Feedback session, you'll get the opportunity to discuss your song with a professional producer! They'll provide you with invaluable feedback and help advise you on what next steps you need to take in order to get your song produced in the best way possible.
The Production Feedback session does not deliver any resulting material after the session is complete. We encourage you to take notes during or after the session. For it to be able to happen, you need to be there, so there's no possibility for offline delivery.
During your Production Feedback session, you will…
- Get guidance on how to start your production.
- Receive suggestions for which instruments to record in your song, and in which order.
- Get suggestions on the form of your song.
- Example 1: Have an instrumental section between first chorus and second verse.
- Example 2: Repeat the last chorus 2 times.
- Get help in determining the best BPM (tempo) for your song.
- Get advanced tips and tricks regarding tracking and production.
- Example 1: Should you double the guitar part?
- Example 2: Is the song's production transmitting the intended emotion?
Also, you'll be able to learn about…
- How our recording sessions work.
- How Pre-Production sessions works.
- What kind of materials you need to provide for each session.
- How the materials you provide influence your experience of Musiversal Studio sessions.
- How Post-Production sessions work (Mixing and Mastering).
What materials should be provided?
- A link with a reference for what you have in mind for your song (recommended).
- Any recording that you may have of your song (optional), including:
- Example 1: A voice memo of you singing the vocals.
- Example 2: A rehearsal room recording.
- Example 3: A full band recording.
- Any kind of written material that you might have (optional). For example: lyrics, chords charts, and scores.
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