How To Be The Songwriter Your Friends Go To For Advice

No matter how long you've been a songwriter, you'll inevitably encounter the situation where another songwriter will ask you for feedback on their song. It may be at a live show, at a songwriter meetup or online.

But how do you give constructive criticism...advice they can actually take advantage of and use to to make their song better?

In this video, we'll discuss both WHAT to say when somebody asks you to critique their song and HOW to say it so that they'll be more likely to be receptive to what you have to say.

If you can deliver feedback like this, pretty soon you'll develop a reputation as a seasoned songwriter that other songwriters seek out.

This video is the second in a two-part series. The first discussed "Asking For and Using Constructive Criticism" and can be found here:    • Asking For and Using (Constructive??) Crit...  
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