Reply To: ED RUSH AMA

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,EdRush
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Hi Stefan.

Get yourself well rounded with your skill sets. You will need to learn about sample selection, sound design, sound processing and mixing/mastering processes and skills. You will find you have natural strengths in certain areas, maybe work on those 1st so you don’t get disheartened during the learning process. Then when you feel comfortable you are competent or at least getting decent results then move onto another topic. There is so much information out there now about production if you are determined enough you will succeed. Patience and determination are key!
Everything that we used back in the day that you mentioned in your question were and still are relevant if you have that kind of setup. Everything we used back then there is an equivalent of nowadays in vst form. So we are still doing the same or very similar things just using different tools now. We have much more options available to us now than we did then so its just a question of finding what works best for you.

Best,

Ben.

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