CaptainMoto
Blues Voyager
Hey gang,
No particular tips to share today just an observation.
Rocks are beautiful but, sculptures reveal things we never imagined and fill us with emotion.
As I learn more and more about the art of mixing, I'm finding it's not a simple process.
There are so many nuances to sculpting the song that it can be like chiseling a sculpture from a giant stone.
The music we all hear today has been so finely crafted that anything less then excellence just doesn't sound right so, taking the time to mix properly is a critical step to having our creations enjoyed by others.
Rocks can be a thing of beauty as nature created them.
Taking that rock and sculpting it into something that reveals hidden masterpiece takes many very delicate strokes with serious tools and an eye (ear) to detail.
-Know what emotion you are trying to reveal.
-Have a purpose for each move.
-Select the right tools.
-Respect the raw material.
-Just because you can, don't mean you should.
-Use a reference to guide you.
-Take a step back to evaluate progress.
-Know when it's finished.
Happy mixing
No particular tips to share today just an observation.
Rocks are beautiful but, sculptures reveal things we never imagined and fill us with emotion.
As I learn more and more about the art of mixing, I'm finding it's not a simple process.
There are so many nuances to sculpting the song that it can be like chiseling a sculpture from a giant stone.
The music we all hear today has been so finely crafted that anything less then excellence just doesn't sound right so, taking the time to mix properly is a critical step to having our creations enjoyed by others.
Rocks can be a thing of beauty as nature created them.
Taking that rock and sculpting it into something that reveals hidden masterpiece takes many very delicate strokes with serious tools and an eye (ear) to detail.
-Know what emotion you are trying to reveal.
-Have a purpose for each move.
-Select the right tools.
-Respect the raw material.
-Just because you can, don't mean you should.
-Use a reference to guide you.
-Take a step back to evaluate progress.
-Know when it's finished.
Happy mixing
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