During our recent peer review session, I had the opportunity to sit down with my colleague Riley to delve into the details of our respective digital artifacts. Riley’s digital creation showcased a fresh and innovative concept that had piqued his interest, specifically centered around the creation of vibrant beats. This newfound interest blossomed when he first delved into the world of SoundCloud, a platform that allowed him to explore and experiment with music production. My role in this collaborative discussion went beyond merely providing feedback and answering questions; I was keen to understand Riley’s journey and the emotions he experienced throughout the development of his project.
One of the key takeaways from our discussion was the realisation that even though my podcast project, ‘Klopps and Robbers’, yet to release any episodes, the other podcast that I work on was successful based on the failures of ‘Klopps and Robbers’. Riley emphasised that maintaining an engaged audience based on the incorporation of multiple perspectives. In the case of ‘Thrylos Global,’ which boasts five co-hosts, this goal had been achieved. This insight shed light on the importance of diversity and varied viewpoints in content creation.
Furthermore, our conversation allowed me to gain a deeper understanding of Riley’s project and its unique value proposition. Riley and I emphasised the significance of producing his own beats for content creation, as this approach sidestepped potential copyright infringements, making it a distinct and personalised contribution to anyone’s project.
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