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EP: 028 – Leave Room For The Conversation – The 15 Minute Mixdown
On this week’s edition of The 15 Minute Mixdown, host Jon Stinson talks about some ideas around keeping a sane and clear mind when juggling your artistic work and personal life. He also explains why these mindest topics have dominated these solo episodes. And finally, he gets into the main content of the episode – “leaving room for the conversation.”
Many writers and filmmakers employ a technique of leaving “open loops” in order to craft a compelling story. It’s something award winning photographer, Chase Jarvis, talks about as well. In the songwriting and record-making world, leaving something “intentionally incomplete” seems to be a more applicable way to think about it. It serves as a post-creation collaboration of sorts.
Listen to this episode of The Modern Recordist now to get the full scoop on this songwriting and production technique, for crafting really compelling music, that will keep fans listening, creating real meaning and impact with them.
YouTube videos, podcasts, and other resources mentioned in this episode:
• JJ Abrams “Mystery Box” TED talk
• London Real podcast
• Chase Jarvis/Chase Jarvis Live
• Creative Live
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The Modern Recordist is a podcast devoted to the exploration and continual discussion around designing and living your life as an artistic visionary. Each week, host Jon Stinson will venture on this journey, either in a casual hang out with a guest, or by diving into a specific topic for a few minutes in more of a monologue-structured format.
Hear stories and learn from the most innovative, inspired, and talented songwriters and artists in the music scene. Spark your creative genius with actionable advice and takeaways. Become inspired and move to action as you design and live your life as an extraordinary artistic visionary.
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Jon Stinson is the host of The Modern Recordist, as well as a producer/recording engineer/mixing engineer working out of Nashville, TN. He also blogs about creativity, recording, and mixing. Check out “Recording Drums 101” – a resource of simple and practical drum recording tips that Jon put together on his website.
Recording Drums 101
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A few folks that help make The Modern Recordist possible…
JD Tiner is the main man behind Glass Onion Recording, the studio that is home to The Modern Recordist, and the studio that Jon Stinson does most of his work out of. Glass Onion Recording is a vibey spot in Nashville, with a great selection of vintage analog gear, modern analog gear, and digital gear.
Go “like” Glass Onion Recording on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/glassonionrec
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Parrish handles many of the engineering responsibilities for The Modern Recordist, so that Jon can focus more of his attention on the guests. He is a producer/engineer working out of Nashville.
Check out more about Parrish at http://jonathanpaulparrish.com
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On this week’s edition of The 15 Minute Mixdown, host Jon Stinson talks about some ideas around keeping a sane and clear mind when juggling your artistic work and personal life. He also explains why these mindest topics have dominated these solo episodes. And finally, he gets into the main content of the episode – “leaving room for the conversation.”
Many writers and filmmakers employ a technique of leaving “open loops” in order to craft a compelling story. It’s something award winning photographer, Chase Jarvis, talks about as well. In the songwriting and record-making world, leaving something “intentionally incomplete” seems to be a more applicable way to think about it. It serves as a post-creation collaboration of sorts.
Listen to this episode of The Modern Recordist now to get the full scoop on this songwriting and production technique, for crafting really compelling music, that will keep fans listening, creating real meaning and impact with them.
YouTube videos, podcasts, and other resources mentioned in this episode:
• JJ Abrams “Mystery Box” TED talk
• London Real podcast
• Chase Jarvis/Chase Jarvis Live
• Creative Live
+–+–+–+–+–+–+–+–+–+–+–+–+–+–+–+–+
The Modern Recordist is a podcast devoted to the exploration and continual discussion around designing and living your life as an artistic visionary. Each week, host Jon Stinson will venture on this journey, either in a casual hang out with a guest, or by diving into a specific topic for a few minutes in more of a monologue-structured format.
Hear stories and learn from the most innovative, inspired, and talented songwriters and artists in the music scene. Spark your creative genius with actionable advice and takeaways. Become inspired and move to action as you design and live your life as an extraordinary artistic visionary.
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Jon Stinson is the host of The Modern Recordist, as well as a producer/recording engineer/mixing engineer working out of Nashville, TN. He also blogs about creativity, recording, and mixing. Check out “Recording Drums 101” – a resource of simple and practical drum recording tips that Jon put together on his website.
Recording Drums 101
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A few folks that help make The Modern Recordist possible…
JD Tiner is the main man behind Glass Onion Recording, the studio that is home to The Modern Recordist, and the studio that Jon Stinson does most of his work out of. Glass Onion Recording is a vibey spot in Nashville, with a great selection of vintage analog gear, modern analog gear, and digital gear.
Go “like” Glass Onion Recording on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/glassonionrec
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Parrish handles many of the engineering responsibilities for The Modern Recordist, so that Jon can focus more of his attention on the guests. He is a producer/engineer working out of Nashville.
Check out more about Parrish at http://jonathanpaulparrish.com
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Make sure you are subscribed to The Modern Recordist on iTunes!
Click or Tap Here To Subscribe Now!