Giving and Receiving Feedback

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Del curso dictado por Berklee College of Music

Pro Tools Basics

286 calificaciones

Berklee College of Music

Pro Tools Basics

286 calificaciones

Curso 3 de 4 en SpecializationMusic Production

Producing music is an incredibly creative process, and knowing the tools of the trade is essential in order to transmit the musical ideas in your head into the DAW in a creative and uninhibited way. Whether you have used a computer to create music before, or you have been curious about production for years, this 4-week course will give you an introductory look into the world of Avid Pro Tools and Pro Tools First.

De la lección

Diving In

In this first lesson, we will roll up our sleeves and dive into the Pro Tools interface. We'll learn how to set up a session and how to add instrument and audio tracks. We'll also learn how to save and bounce our work while keeping everything organized.

Working with The Basics0:46

Giving and Receiving Feedback2:04

Conoce a los instructores

Chrissy Tignor-Fisher
Assistant Professor
Contemporary Writing and Production

[MUSIC]

In this course you're going to be asked to give feedback to your peers.

And it's really important when giving feedback that you keep these three points

in mind.

First, be specific.

When you're giving feedback,

make sure that you're really specific in terms of what you're talking about.

If there's something about the sound that you don't like,

try to figure out exactly what it is, and don't be vague about it.

For example, if there's something that's bothering you in the second verse,

tell them exactly, your guitar is too loud in that second verse,

maybe you should turn it down.

Number two, make sure that you're always helpful.

Instead of just saying that you don't like something,

offer a suggestion on how they could make it better.

Number three, you should always be kind.

Make sure you're giving constructive criticism, and

never be mean or tear the other person down.

Remember the feedback that you give should be some that you

would like to receive yourself.

You will also be receiving feedback from your colleagues about your productions,

and there are three important things to remember when receiving feedback

about your work.

Number one, be open.

You never know what someone else could offer you in terms of feedback that might

totally transform your mix.

But if you're stuck in one way of thinking, or one way that you think your

production should be, you might not be able to bring it to the next level.

Number two, be curious, and this goes hand in hand with being open.

When someone gives you feedback, read it and really take it to heart, and

experiment on whether it does something for your mix and makes it even better.

Number three, be non-defensive.

Don't take it personally if someone has something negative to say

about your mix or a suggestion that you might not like.

Remember, you don't have to take all feedback, but

be open to whatever does come at you.

So remember, when giving feedback, be specific, be helpful, and be kind.

And when receiving feedback, be open, be curious, and non-defensive.

[MUSIC]

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