Worst critique ever!!!

[jonathanm]

Don't want to pry, but....well, ok, I do want to pry. What happened to bring this to a satisfactory conclusion? You didn't get anyone fired did you?

[t4mh]

I haven't been at this as long as some of you guys but I do have some rejections and some critiques. I'm not going to lie, some of that was hard to take. But I got over it, put on my big boy pants, grew a bit thicker skin and moved on as well as learning something from the review. My next tune was better! But to not get a meaningful critique... I hope you take that up with TAXI.Keith

[Casey H]

Jan 30, 2009, 10:31am, benjamine wrote: Quote:I am a lot like you in that I write songs not generally in the style of modern artists. I depend on others-- producers with vision to either make it fit a particular time period or style or modernize if possible. Of course, this is pricey so you either have to learn to DIY or collaborate. DIY here for making tracks that sound like modern artists is very difficult for folks who's roots are in older music. Maybe you can seek out folks here who can help take your songs in raw (or not-so-raw) form and make them fit what a music library might sign. I landed deals because of working with folks here. or to put it another way,your too old. Fortunately, ASCAP doesn't age discriminate as far as sending me checks.

[squids]

Ooh, casey! *snap*