Record Making & Working with Artists
A Creative Approach
Record Making & Working with Artists
A Creative Approach
- Besetzung Literatur
- Serie Music Pro Guide Books & DVD's
- Ausgabe Buch
- Verlag Hal Leonard
- Bestell-Nr. 00122314
Lieferzeit 2-4 Wochen
Beschreibung:
Here, record producer Beinhorn reveals how to deal with interpersonal issues record producers face when they work with artists one on one or in small groups. The situations and solutions are based upon the author's personal andprofessional experience working with a variety of different artists, such as Herbie Hancock, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Soul Asylum, Hole, Soundgarden, Ozzy Osbourne, Courtney Love, Marilyn Manson, Social Distortion, Korn, andMew.
Beinhorn's unique methods and perspective, applied to record producing and music making in the studio, opens the door to successful collaborative efforts. The author shows you how to find what he calls your sensoryconnection to the creativity process, which ultimately helps you find the intent behind your creative choices. You can read dozens of articles and books that feature a hundred different people talking about what microphones theyused when they recorded Record X or how they set their stereo buss compressor, but you will never find out what prompted them to make these choices. Beinhorn's focus on collaborative effort enables record producers and artists tofind solutions while working as a creative team.
This perspective is especially valuable as it is transdisciplinary and can be applied to many occupations and modes of creativity outside of record production.
Beinhorn's unique methods and perspective, applied to record producing and music making in the studio, opens the door to successful collaborative efforts. The author shows you how to find what he calls your sensoryconnection to the creativity process, which ultimately helps you find the intent behind your creative choices. You can read dozens of articles and books that feature a hundred different people talking about what microphones theyused when they recorded Record X or how they set their stereo buss compressor, but you will never find out what prompted them to make these choices. Beinhorn's focus on collaborative effort enables record producers and artists tofind solutions while working as a creative team.
This perspective is especially valuable as it is transdisciplinary and can be applied to many occupations and modes of creativity outside of record production.