Badshah: Dedicated beginners can learn music production within a month
Badshah (Aditya) · Ep. #19 | WTF is “Making it” in an Offbeat Career? Nikhil Kamath Ft. Kriti Sanon, Badshah & KL Rahul · Nikhil Kamath · Aug 23, 2024 · at 2:12:06
Musician Badshah answers Nikhil Kamath's question about how difficult it is for a beginner to learn music production.
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“Not really hard. A month would. If you're totally into it, in a month.”
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