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Plating Techniques
Why is there music overlaid on a demonstration or presentation? Plus it could hardly be considered ‘background music’. It’s playing SO loudly over his voice that it’s difficult to hear David Ricketts speak.
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I found some courses have that repeating melody and after a while it starts to get a bit much. My wife was complaining about it cause she was hearing it on the background while I was focused on the course itself.
I make instruction videos for mechanics at work and try to leave the music out…especially if someone is speaking a lot. I only use music when There is a silence for more then 30 seconds, because people tend to think their sound is not working.. it is always hard to find the balance.
😁😁 maybe a good thing for next courses to have a little less music. But I think it is a lot of work to re-edit all current courses.
But I hear you Lainey. Don’t let it get it into your head 👍🏼😁
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