The Secret to Running Tracks That I Wish I Knew 15 Years Ago

Will September 25, 2022

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I made a pretty big mistake 15 years ago when running tracks for a new gig.

What I learned still guides the way I run and teach running tracks with Ableton today. It even inspired the unofficial motto for From Studio to Stage: Humbly Confident. Humbly Curious.

In this podcast, I talk about the mistake I made and how you can avoid it.

PODCAST: Humbly Confident. Humbly Curious: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/behind-the-space-bar/id1457883170?i=1000547426800

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