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100+ ways to crack the creativity code and make better music – from GRAMMY nominated DJ/producer Morgan Page

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Use negative space as a pocket to make people move, responding to the gaps. Use the space between the notes, changing how you play or chop the waveform. For 500+ more tips, see link in bio • • • • • #mpquicktips #composition #rhythm #production Interface is everything. This steel tongue "chakra" drum is a great example of simplicity and intuitive layout w/ 8 notes in a circular layout. Changing the input can dramatically change the music you compose #mpquicktips #composition #instruments 🔦🔍📱Use your phone as a magnifying lamp for hard to reach places - turn on video mode and set flash to always on. This saved my ass recently when I was removing panels from an upright piano w/ impossible to reach screws - how would you use it? #mpquicktips #lifehacks #maintenance #studio The studio that inspires the tips! 🎹 THIS is how you dongle.. use self adhesive Velcro to secure your hub to the laptop #mpquicktips #mobile #studio #travel #production Are you organizing your tools effectively? Keep common items within arm's reach to take advantage of muscle memory, and use first order organization so nothing needs to be pushed out of the way. Also consider the three touch rule (or less), which can apply to more than software. Everything should be accessible in three or less touches. #mpquicktips #organization #firstorder #preparation

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