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Music is far more interesting than messaging. Here’s how to make sure your music is the star of the show.
- Pick music without regard to the pacing, tone, or purpose of the spoken message.
- Avoid licensing fees. Any music you can download or rip from a CD is cool to use.
- Save money on editing. Nobody really cares if the music track sounds chopped up.
- Turn it up and leave it there. Don’t let that boring speaker hog the spotlight!
Rick Lamb is a writer, educator, and media producer who specializes in microlearning video. He makes none of these mistakes.
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