NJMP History Of Recording
About this episode
This episode discusses the journey of recording music, highlighting both the challenges and successes encountered along the way.
This NJMP episode talks about our wild journey of recording music, which has always had its good moments and bad moments. Start: We began recording in simple home spaces. We had lots of passion and creative freedom (good), but the equipment was cheap, we had technical problems, and the sound quality was low (bad). Funnily enough, these limits often caused "happy accidents" that shaped our early sound. Moving to the Studio: Going to real professional studios meant great sound quality (good), but it brought the pressure of time and money (bad). We had to get over feeling stressed in the studio and learn to be disciplined and work well with others. This made our music much better. Now: We mix things up. We use our home setup for demos to keep things relaxed and creative (good), and then we go to professional studios for the final, polished sound (good). The main "bad" part today is having too many digital choices, which leads to "over-thinking" and spending too much time changing small details. Final Thought: Our recording story is a continuous back-and-forth—struggle and success—and that's what makes our music sound unique. Please like and subscribe to all of our networks…
People in this episode
Host: Not Just Music Podcast
Topics covered
- recording music
- studio experience
- creative process
- sound quality
- music production
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