Music Production Podcast

#278: What Do You Really Want with Robert Webster

Aug 5, 2022

01:29:24

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02:15

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The Human Element in Classical Music

01:42

Introduction

2min

How Do You Get Started Making Music?

4min

The Main Street Music Education Package

2min

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2min

The Early Eighties Sound

3min

How to Get Free Vidios on Ononu Tub

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2min

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4min

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3min

11.

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4min

12.

The Beauty of Electronic Music

2min

13.

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2min

14.

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4min

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3min

16.

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2min

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2min

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2min

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2min

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3min

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The Work Elements of the Discipline

3min

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Taking Responsibility for Things

4min

25.

I Was a Painter, but Now I've Got a Lot of Music

2min

26.

Do You Find That You Stop Listening to New Music More?

2min

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The Music That Hit Me When I Was 14, 15, 16, 16

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2min

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The Human Element in Classical Music

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2min

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3min

34.

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4min

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3min

Robert Webster has been producing music and DJing since 1993, as RobJamWeb. Robert hit it big with a track called "Everybody" in 1999 and has since been releasing music and sharing his knowledge on his YouTube channel.

Robert spoke about his work and the troubles he encountered with success when one of his tracks hit the charts and MTV. He discussed openly how his freedom from success has allowed him to find and pursue his musical passions.

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