KISS
- Sep 4, 2018
- 1 min read
If you've ever seen the movie "Contact" you will probably remember "Occam's Razor". When I am trying to solve a problem, or write new music, I try to work with the concept of simplicity as a guide. I have been recording music again and hope to have a new CD available by the end of 2018. Simple, right? No, not so simple.
There are a lot of things to consider when planning for a CD. What songs do I put on? How will my chosen songs sound together? What order to I put them in? How do I schedule my resources? Who can I find to play cello? Flute? Guitar? How do I keep track of the hours they spend recording and compensate them adequately? How can I teach them the songs since I don't have sheet music? Which songs need a redo on what parts and how to explain that to my engineer? Which songs need which accompanists? Where do I get the background sounds I want? How do I edit them to be exactly what I want? Where should I get it produced? How do I accomplish everything by myself?
Brain Sketch Desert Road Forest Forest Trees Sunrise over the Wheat Field Fiords Sound Waves Hand on Soundmixing Board Microphone Violoncello Flute player in orchestra Guitar Strumming
Logistics aside, it is an exciting process for me! And when I get bogged down? I just say to myself "Keep is simple silly"!























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