Now here's something Vergel did that I highly recommend -- nearly an hour talking with Mike Huckaby about the ins and outs of current-day track production and how to make the music you want rather than the presets the computer gives you . . . and beyond that the broad context of where digital music is taking us . . . a lot of insights from someone who really knows -- and has made the effort to move forward without losing track of where we have come from . . .
http://www.lx7.ca/podcasts/Lx7.ca-032-07-04-20-MusicTheoryAndTheSilentPlanet.mp3 Best quotes from Huck . . . "the 'Art of Dummies Making Music' is over -- from here on out there's going to be a lot more skilled people influencing all genres of music . . ." "This won't be a silent planet . . . there will always be a need to produce music." Fred ----------------- >While at DEMF this year I had the opportunity to pull Aaron Carl away >from his kiosk and have a brief interview with him. I'm always >curious to know what songs inspire artists I appreciate, partly >because I'll go looking for that track, and partly because I think >alot of ppl out there might want to know as well. I also like to know >what sort of gear or production they might want to share as an idea to >look into... > >I asked Aaron both these questions and was more then impressed with >his response. Thought it might be interesting to some of us on the list. > >Give it a view if you're curious: http://www.lx7.ca/?q=node/349 > > >I wanted to also thank Aaron for being fun and jumping in and letting >me interview him without much prompting or planning. Not sure if he's >on the list,.... but I know a couple of ppl who talk to him regularly >are... I don't have his direct contact so if you could, please pass >the info along. > >Thanks. >Verg. >
