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	<title>Comments on: Using Ableton Live software package to produce music 1.8</title>
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		<description>Strong Points

- Very well written.

- Lots of good info about how you intend your performance to develop.

- Lots of detail on your intention for how the scenes will work in the final performance.

- Good balance between prepared structure (top scenes) and improvised elements (orange clips).

- Good info on how clip envelopes have been used to vary scenes and give a sense of movement.

- Screenshots are displaying properly in this post.

Points For Improvement

- You very rarely refer to the sounds of the actual clips that make up the scenes, so sometimes its hard for the reader to get a handle on how the performance has been put together (especially if they haven&#039;t had the benefit of hearing the track, as I have).

- You probably sayh too much - the post is very long and would be a more interesting read if it covered less areas or did so in a more concise way.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Strong Points</p>
<p>- Very well written.</p>
<p>- Lots of good info about how you intend your performance to develop.</p>
<p>- Lots of detail on your intention for how the scenes will work in the final performance.</p>
<p>- Good balance between prepared structure (top scenes) and improvised elements (orange clips).</p>
<p>- Good info on how clip envelopes have been used to vary scenes and give a sense of movement.</p>
<p>- Screenshots are displaying properly in this post.</p>
<p>Points For Improvement</p>
<p>- You very rarely refer to the sounds of the actual clips that make up the scenes, so sometimes its hard for the reader to get a handle on how the performance has been put together (especially if they haven&#8217;t had the benefit of hearing the track, as I have).</p>
<p>- You probably sayh too much &#8211; the post is very long and would be a more interesting read if it covered less areas or did so in a more concise way.</p>
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