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[00:00:00.24] Much like my course, Remixing
Techniques: Time Stretching, I felt it was
[00:00:04.53] important to bring four different
digital audio workstations together again
[00:00:08.53] under a common theme: arranging.
[00:00:10.97] I believe that the success of a
musical arrangement lies within the
[00:00:14.72] individual, not the technology.
[00:00:17.13] The DAW is merely the vehicle, and as
arrangers, remixers, and producers, I
[00:00:21.49] believe that you should have the
ability to use different DAWs for different
[00:00:24.83] parts of the arranging process.
[00:00:26.41] While this course isn't about editing
in these specific DAWs, I have found that
[00:00:31.11] the more comfortable I am in different
DAWs, the more opportunities I have to
[00:00:35.18] find work and collaborate with other people.
[00:00:37.67] Editing audio is editing audio,
no matter what program you're working in.
[00:00:41.92] And remember, the concepts taught within
this course are by no means limited to
[00:00:46.35] remixing or electronic music.
[00:00:49.13]