27 Jan
2005
27 Jan
'05
3:18 p.m.
On Thu, Jan 27, 2005 at 07:39:07PM +0100, Wolfgang Woehl wrote:
Jon Morin <jon.j.morin(a)gmail.com>om>:
Turning this on it's head, has anyone experimented with mixing different
sonic spaces in the same piece? I do it all the time in my haphazard,
random and noisy ways. But, I wonder if there are others using this idea
or if it might even be a standard practice to some degree.
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You are 100 percent correct, except for this:
some people (like me)
make our music in a small project studio or apartment, and have no
easy access to great sounding rooms. If I could record my tracks in
Sonically the
most beautiful room to record in is your nearest forest. I
learned a lot about reverberation there. A matter of taste I guess.
Call it great, call it beautiful, whatever. I think it's about whether
you and your listeners can relate to the sonic space you build or not.
It's easy to relate to something that is real, you know?