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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2018 · 29 MIN

SOUND FORGE Conversations: William Goldstein

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Myles McCaulskey interviews world-renowned composer William Goldstein about his career as a Motown artist, working with Berry Gordy and the innovations he has pioneered - such as the Instant Composition. The SOUND FORGE Conversations are presented in partnership with SOUND FORGE Pro 12.

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