antonyb
Member
Following @lastmessiah thread on Buying so many libraries I was actually wondering if you guys could share the way you study or learn your new library.
(I couldn't find any topic on this, so maybe the words "study or learn" are not the correct ones)
I think we are all guilty of thinking that a library will make things simpler and sound better right out of the box.
As my mentor on midi production likes to tell me, "using MIDI CC is really like teaching the computer how to play an instrument". I do like the programming side of things.
So what's your approach to getting to know your newly purchased library?
Are there ways that are more efficient than others? more creative? more rewarding?
(I couldn't find any topic on this, so maybe the words "study or learn" are not the correct ones)
I think we are all guilty of thinking that a library will make things simpler and sound better right out of the box.
As my mentor on midi production likes to tell me, "using MIDI CC is really like teaching the computer how to play an instrument". I do like the programming side of things.
So what's your approach to getting to know your newly purchased library?
Are there ways that are more efficient than others? more creative? more rewarding?