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danijel · 19th February 2008

i am wondering if there are any guidelines for post production session organizing, like these for music:
http://www.grammy.com/PDFs/Recording...Guidelines.pdf
?
they would be even more beneficial here, due to the sheer number of tracks and types of materials involved....

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OT:
i will also use this opportunity to express my enthusiasm about this forum, as this is my first thread-start!
i have learned a lot during these past two months, and i hope i helped someone on the way. the aspect that i really like about this forum is the diversity: geographical, budget-wise, industry-wise, background-wise, sexual (last, but not the least), etc. it has helped me open my mind to different work flows, points of view, gear (of course), ways of self-promotion....
so, a BIG HELLO!

to everyone!
especially the ladies

, who are the most patient contributors around!

and, to introduce myself:

Danijel Milosevic
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sound designer (B.A. at the Belgrade Academy of Dramatic Arts)
Belgrade, Serbia (where all the dfegad takes place at the moment)

19th February 2008	#1
danijel Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2008 Location: Belgrade, Serbia Posts: 1,732 Thread Starter	postpro session guidelines? i am wondering if there are any guidelines for post production session organizing, like these for music: http://www.grammy.com/PDFs/Recording...Guidelines.pdf ? they would be even more beneficial here, due to the sheer number of tracks and types of materials involved.... ---------------------------------------- OT: i will also use this opportunity to express my enthusiasm about this forum, as this is my first thread-start! i have learned a lot during these past two months, and i hope i helped someone on the way. the aspect that i really like about this forum is the diversity: geographical, budget-wise, industry-wise, background-wise, sexual (last, but not the least), etc. it has helped me open my mind to different work flows, points of view, gear (of course), ways of self-promotion.... so, a BIG HELLO! to everyone! especially the ladies , who are the most patient contributors around! and, to introduce myself: Danijel Milosevic ------------------ sound designer (B.A. at the Belgrade Academy of Dramatic Arts) Belgrade, Serbia (where all the dfegad takes place at the moment)