Not really CH it's just a hobby - I learn along the way (like all of us) - believe me I am still in the 'beginner' stage. Some of the stuff the pros come up with is quite amazing. (Bob Ludwig, Bob Clearmountain, Andy Jackson to mention a few) But there is one thing no technique, expensive gear, top-end studios, big-name producers or anything else along those lines can replace. You must have the 'germ' of the idea in place before you start and the material must be good regardless of the recording environment gear etc. etc. And then you have to have musicians who have an appreciation of space and allowing the other guy to have his moment. There are a lot of big egos in the music business and you have to dispense with this before you attempt to record anything. They are best left to live performances. End of sermon.
Oh and by the way it's NOT what I do - it's what I should have done, but now am learning to do - It's never too late to make a complete fool of yourself. Amd I am enjoying every moment......senility is obviously kicking in.
In my next life I'm gonna be a ballerina.....
Oh and by the way it's NOT what I do - it's what I should have done, but now am learning to do - It's never too late to make a complete fool of yourself. Amd I am enjoying every moment......senility is obviously kicking in.
In my next life I'm gonna be a ballerina.....