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It'll be interesting to see if the web starts to follow the trend I saw in recording. Basically, a lot of clients would come to me to track drums and maybe gui
by kevincennis 13y ago
It'll be interesting to see if the web starts to follow the trend I saw in recording.
Basically, a lot of clients would come to me to track drums and maybe guitars. They'd pay for a nice room, good mics, lots of guitar amps, and someone who knew how to use them. Then they'd do vocal overdubs, bass, synth and occasionally guitars at home. And they'd usually bring bit back for me to mix.
I sort of like the model of "pay an expert to do the hard stuff, and do the rest on my own".
- te_chris 13y agoYeah I've definitely seen that as well, get a couple of days in the studio to get a great drum sound then beg, borrow enough gear to get passable synth, gats etc. It makes sense, I just hope more models emerge to recoup some of the lost CD earnings, but they don't really seem to be. It's quite sad actually, the number of my friends who are now considering retraining as developers because the state of the music industry is so shitty.