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The gear has indeed gotten cheaper, but you need to - record one or more sounds - have extensive knowledge about filters, mixing, mastering Without the latte
by raydev 3y ago
The gear has indeed gotten cheaper, but you need to
- record one or more sounds
- have extensive knowledge about filters, mixing, mastering
Without the latter, even if you're amazing musician/singer and you have decent gear and a nice interace and good ideas, you still need to sit down and mix the thing so that it sounds good in the car/airpods/phone/laptop.
> Plenty of in-the-box musicians and producers are making top quality songs with not much more than their Macbook.
I'll bet you money that if one of their songs has repeat status in your music player, that song is likely not the first song they've ever recorded.
They had to build mechanical skills first. AI-generated music skips that.
- EyeSayUntoThee 3y agoRaydev appears to have no interest in learning anything about the music production process nor putting in any work. I suggest that they are using "expensive gear" as a proxy for "effort, work, sweat, time" mechanical skills are EARNED, and are a lot of fun to exercise when functioning. *before anyone suggests "ableism" I refer you to Django Reinhardt, the drummer from Def Leppard, and anyone who has overcome physical disabilities to express themselves upon the musical instrument of their choice.