Is the demo dead in the age of the DAW? Never! This week, Justin Colletti shares why pre-production is still crucially important for music releases that make a dent in the universe.
For the original article on this topic, try In Defense of Pre-Production: Why the Most Neglected Phase of Read more...
Pre-production is arguably the most important part of the record making process. It’s also the most neglected.
Justin Colletti gives you the strategies you need to succeed in any type of music release.
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Stepping into the studio to record new music is one of the most exciting and rewarding parts of being a musician. And it’s a particularly special moment for a band at the very start of their journey.
While the recording studio is a place for musical freedom, creativity and self-expression, Read more...
Let’s face it. We musicians can be a bit “motivationally challenged” when it comes to the minutia of having a real career in music.
We’d rather play a speed-metal version of “Stairway to Heaven” at rehearsal than slog through the intricacies of our set one more time.
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This story first appeared in Trust Me, I’m a Scientist, September 4th, 2012.
Among self-financed musicians, pre-production is arguably the most neglected step of the recording process.
This is especially regrettable because pre-production is perhaps the least expensive part of the process, and the one that offers the greatest return Read more...
