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When music comes on top of lyrics (or any phrase that’s rhythmical)

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CategoriesMusic Science & SongwritingTagschord shapes, composition, craft, lyrics, music

Infinite sustain – holy grail or overrated?

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Music Science & SongwritingTagsaural image, bend, colorful, continuous, contrast, control, decay, desire, ego, electric, electronic, embellishment, endless sustain, fatigue, filling every space, fireworks, forever sounding, fretless, fretted, golden balance, guitar, holy grail, impress, infinite, instrument, listening, long decay, long sustain, memory, music, musical device, natural, ornament, oscillate, overrated, overuse, percussive, performance, pitch, pleasant, plucked string instrument, relaxed state, silence, solo, space, spice up, sustain, sustain is overrated, system, transients, unaccompanied, vibrato

The ego battle of music – originality or joy?

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Music Science & SongwritingTags12 tone system, allan holdsworth, arnold schoenberg, atonal, atonal folk music, audience, avant-garde jazz, blues, brain, composer, desire, ego, empire, enjoy, fellow, folk music, followers, free jazz, fretboard, genre, harmolodics, healing, idol, joy, lick, masochists, mind, music, music genre, natural, originality, ornette coleman, pain area, peer, pentatonic, pleasant, popular, return, schönberg, serialism, unique

Tradition: the death of music

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Computer Music, Mixing & Mastering Audio, Music Science & Songwriting, Studio & GearTagsAl Schmitt, analog, analog is better, analogue, audio, bass guitar, business, carol kaye, chords, computer, console, cost, dave pensado, david pensado, death of music, different, digital audio, digital is better, engineer, expensive, fanboy, fangirl, fender, gear, hip, hit, hype, ibanez srx, in the box, internet forum, intonation, ITB, j bass, jazz bass, mastering, mike shipley, mixing, modern, music, music business, old school, p-bass, pensado's place, precision, pricey, recycle, side effect, snob, snobby, sound quality, tchad blake, tradition, tune, venerable

Visual cues for mixing – crutch or not?

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CategoriesComputer Music, Mixing & Mastering AudioTags200Hz, 3kHz, 6dB guide, analyzer, artistic decision, audio, aural, bite, commercial, comparison, compressor, critical listening, crutch, device, engineer, frequency, guideline, headroom, hearing, help, high end, izotope ozone, listening, low end, mastering, mind, mixing, mud, music, pink guide, reassurance, recording, roll off, slope, spectrum, spectrum analyzer, visual cue

Repeated patterns in music – overrated?

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CategoriesMusic Science & SongwritingTagsarnold schoenberg, artist, bitches brew, classical, composer, composition, creation, drums, erwartung, freedom, funky, genre, groove, imporvisation, improvised, jazz, laughing stock, mark hollis, miles davis, motif, music, musical device, musician, myrrhman, no repeat, no repetition, non-repetition, omitting repetition, pop, repetition, rock, rules, talk talk, whistlable

A millions of tracks – why?

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Mixing & Mastering Audio, Recording AudioTags100+, 200+, 24 track, 48 track, analog audio, audio, audio engineer, bounce, bounce down, bouncing, charm, commit, commitment, DAW, decisions, degradation, digital, digital audio station, effects, high track count, M3, multitrack, music, noise, number of tracks, on-the-fly, producer, recorder, recording, snippet, studer, subtle, synced, tape, tape machine, too many tracks, track count

How to reinvent the wheel of music?

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CategoriesAudio CrumbsTagschange the form, change the sound, chord progression, contemporary classical music, gear, genre, giant steps, innovative, inventive, jazz, john coltrane, long fingers, mixing, music, musical device, never heard before, new music, physical traits, playing, playing style, pop music, recording, reinvent the wheel in music, rhythm, singing, singing style, song form, song system, technology, unusual chords

Improvisation and jazz – new stuff or rehash?

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CategoriesAudio CrumbsTagsalt-country, bitch slap, building block, folk, genre, hardcore, improvisation, interview, jazz, language, logic, music, omni television, on-the-fly, pat metheny, rehash, reinvention, rock, semantics, sentence, sounds, the standard, unique, words

The importance of automation

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CategoriesAudio Crumbs, Mixing & Mastering AudioTagsamateur mix, arrangement, audio, automation, boring, button, chorus, compressor, delay, distant, distortion, drum bus, dynamics, effects, elements, everything is always on, faders, fatiguing, impact, instruments, lead vocals, level, level riding, listener, mastering, music, mute, reverb, ride, saturation, send, static arrangement, stereo position, tracks, verse

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