The Show B side / Capture #3 - Rym Tracks

This one is for the students @ RLS.



The author's intent here is to address the voice that lives inside all of us. The little voice that can inspire or intimidate us down to the very foundation of our being.
The science aspect of Audio Arts & Science gives way to the Disneyland aspect of Audio Arts in a heartbeat. It's the faintest whisper of the little voice inside all of us telling us to run around unrestrained yelling “Wheee” at the top of our lungs.
If you’ve ever experienced Disneyland, try to remember your first time in the park; this is what it's like for the non-initiated during their first tracking session in a professional recording studio.

At some time during your run through Disneyland the little voice inside yelling "Wheee" starts to overpower itself, the term is over stimulation. The way to combat it, in the studio anyway, is thru Science. Disneyland is thru exhaustion ...which can happen in the studio too.

Binary Bob helped to define the constants of Creativity:
1)    Don’t be an unpleasant person (a Dick)

2)    Physics

That about covers the Art aspect. This information may help you through your rhythm tracking session challenges. They will arise.

The Science aspect is equally as simple:

1)    A good scientist doesn’t function by conjecture ...no should'ing yourself.

2)    A good scientist functions by hypothesizing then proving or disproving that theory ...you can't find brilliant if you are afraid of stupid.

3)    Objectivity wins.


Now that you’re comfortably burdened with the knowledge of things you can’t change go out and jump down the rabbit hole of creativity. 
These tips are to help "get your head in the game". Now you're ready for rhythm tracks.

 Don't forget your anchor to reality ...Physics.
It's a science thing ...
Next up_Drums

 

 

 

 

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