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How to collaborate effectively as an electronic musician: "Remote collaboration can be a great way to break through creative roadblocks and broaden your musical horizons, but it’s also a way to open up new revenue streams"

Monday March 11, 2024. 03:31 PM , from Keyboard Magazine

It’s never been easier to collaborate. Here’s why you should...

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