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Update your production skills

ore music-making skills don’t have a shelf life – if you could write, record and produce a great track in the past, those abilities are just as valid now as they ever were. Much like riding the proverbial bike. Those skills might still need a little updating though. Music technology – both in terms of how we make it, and

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