How to organize and revisit your ‘leftover’ music projects
From bouncing demos to revisiting your folder structures, let's explore a few techniques for maximizing your 'leftover' project files.
Max Rewak is a record producer, audio engineer, and music writer, based in New York and currently working in Sounds content at Splice.
From bouncing demos to revisiting your folder structures, let's explore a few techniques for maximizing your 'leftover' project files.
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