CeasarBeats
CeasarBeats
Is "Collaborating" with other artist good?
Collaborating with another artist or producer is very powerful! You tend to cancel out each others strengths and weaknesses and create awesome content. Be very cleare about the process goals you have for your project.
How will you and the (other) artists interact? Will there be a single leader? Chosen how? Will you skip the leader idea, and make decisions by consensus, or by majority rule, or another way? How do you expect everyone to feel towards one another and you at the end of the project--affectionate? Friendly? Willing to work together again? write down these process goals in order of importance.
With that being said, this takes the full load of pressure off of you to come up with an entire song/beat all by yourself. Two heads are better than one! Collaborating also has a magical way of bringing sounds out of you that you never heard before. It’s amazing what happens when two people catch each others vibe and let the music do it’s thing naturally.
Collaborating with another artist or producer is very powerful! You tend to cancel out each others strengths and weaknesses and create awesome content. Be very cleare about the process goals you have for your project.
How will you and the (other) artists interact? Will there be a single leader? Chosen how? Will you skip the leader idea, and make decisions by consensus, or by majority rule, or another way? How do you expect everyone to feel towards one another and you at the end of the project--affectionate? Friendly? Willing to work together again? write down these process goals in order of importance.
With that being said, this takes the full load of pressure off of you to come up with an entire song/beat all by yourself. Two heads are better than one! Collaborating also has a magical way of bringing sounds out of you that you never heard before. It’s amazing what happens when two people catch each others vibe and let the music do it’s thing naturally.
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