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Comment on Cocos2d-iPhone and a start by KirlRomolor

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Comment on Eventful first 2010 month! by prav

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Comment on Is the true art of music dying? by Sound Propaganda

Sound Propaganda — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 16:45:56 +0000

Good article.

I love my DAW. But I love it because it helps me save time and is more convenient than the ‘old’ way using tape. But the magic of music, particularly when recording bands, happens when musicians work together at the same time in one room; there’s a the natural flow and energy. In rock, songs naturally change tempo and dynamics – it’s the emotion of the performance.

‘Fix it in the Mix’ is fine sometimes, but “Create it in the Mix’ flies against my years of trying to get it right in the first place. I must be getting old.

When budgets permit, I still use tape for backing tracks and fly the analog into a DAW, tweak and mix OTB.

Cheers