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Episode show notes:
Have you ever written something in a burst of raw emotion - only to cringe at it a year later? Or maybe the opposite - you sat on a song too long and lost the magic?
In the age of AI-generated music and the flood of music that's technically fine and engineered without flaws, but still incredibly boring, what is it that music fans want most?
The human connection. Stories. Emotion. Art that is relatable and authentic.
So let's talk about that part of producing music some more. Let's explore different ways to approach it and how they lead to different results.
What you'll learn from this episode:
“Is one more ‘authentic’ than the other - or is it just a different kind of truth?”
As an example we talk about Manel's upcoming and already partly released album.
And his experience producing the album (writing the songs 2/3 years ago, then revisiting them 1 year ago, and mixing them now)
We also mention some famous examples, like Taylor Swift, Kurt Cobain, Metallica, Radiohead, or the Foo Fighters.
And finally, we talk about the producer’s dilemma:
When producing others:
As a self-recording musician:
And, of course we add some practical advice and action steps for you before we wrap it up.
Enjoy!
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For links to everything we've mentioned in this episode, key takeaways, as well as full show notes go to: theselfrecordingband.com/274
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Your next step:
Apply for coaching!
theselfrecordingband.com
Our coaching community, The Self-Recording Syndicate, is the number one way for DIY producers around the world to get results that they'll be proud of forever.
If you apply for personal mentoring, we'll first jump on a completely free call so we can give you feedback, build a custom plan for you and help you figure out the best way forward.
🚀 Here are all the details, let's go:
theselfrecordingband.com
--
Episode show notes:
Have you ever written something in a burst of raw emotion - only to cringe at it a year later? Or maybe the opposite - you sat on a song too long and lost the magic?
In the age of AI-generated music and the flood of music that's technically fine and engineered without flaws, but still incredibly boring, what is it that music fans want most?
The human connection. Stories. Emotion. Art that is relatable and authentic.
So let's talk about that part of producing music some more. Let's explore different ways to approach it and how they lead to different results.
What you'll learn from this episode:
“Is one more ‘authentic’ than the other - or is it just a different kind of truth?”
As an example we talk about Manel's upcoming and already partly released album.
And his experience producing the album (writing the songs 2/3 years ago, then revisiting them 1 year ago, and mixing them now)
We also mention some famous examples, like Taylor Swift, Kurt Cobain, Metallica, Radiohead, or the Foo Fighters.
And finally, we talk about the producer’s dilemma:
When producing others:
As a self-recording musician:
And, of course we add some practical advice and action steps for you before we wrap it up.
Enjoy!
--
For links to everything we've mentioned in this episode, key takeaways, as well as full show notes go to: theselfrecordingband.com/274
--
Send us a text
If you have any questions, feedback, topic ideas or want to suggest a guest, email us at: [email protected]
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