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Compose More Music Than You’re Used To

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Welcome to the very first episode of the new daily vlog. I tend to be a perfectionist, which means that I don’t end up putting out as much content as I should. The goal now is to get over that, and just start posting to help others become better composers.

In this episode, I talk about how eye opening it is to have to write a lot of music each week for the new soap opera I am scoring.

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