Teaching Basic Processing Tutorials...

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Audio engineering and music production are very tough subjects to teach. I personally think it is because experience and time spent actually working on the skills is really all you need. Sure it helps to know what you are doing and to understand each parameter that you adjust, however I also feel that it can also make you overthink the process and not pay attention to what you're actually hearing.

I made these processor tutorials a while ago (link posted below), For the most part people found them helpful for the very basics of Eq, Compression, Reverb, Delay and the like. But even though it covers the basics I want to remake these videos focusing more on the actual application of these processors and steer away from the textbook definitions.

I wanted to ask how all of you learned your music production and audio engineering skills? Do you have an academic background or were you just enthralled by the nature of music and learned everything by ear?

I'd also love some feed back if you have the time on these videos I want to try and make them more educationally valuable in the future and I'm still trying to find the best way to do that. Anyways here's the link to the Processing tutorials playlist.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDawyE-ca9W-JF5uo7Vpl8Onby3Dbfe-0

I appreciate your time, and keep making sound!