What You Actually Learn at a Songwriting Camp
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0:00AAnd so what’s been your favorite part about being in this, like, songwriting camp?
0:03BMy favorite part has been definitely just hanging out with other creatives, definitely influential creatives, and getting to know, like, their processes as far as songwriting and DJing.
0:20AAnd so what have you learned? What are some major takeaways?
0:24BI definitely learned some, like, really easy tricks to get out of a song really quickly, like on the decks. I incorporated some of those in my set earlier. It went pretty well. And then as far as songwriting, definitely how to EQ, mix my songs better to make them pop more, more bangin’.
0:45AHell yeah.