http://www.michaelgilboe.com/?p=522 Individual Production for the Musical Artist Wed, 01 Sep 2010 23:13:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.michaelgilboe.com/?p=522&cpage=1#comment-7030 James Waddell Sat, 24 Jul 2010 19:52:45 +0000 http://www.michaelgilboe.com/?p=522#comment-7030 I agree...the happy accident is something that shouldn't be killed! The heart and soul of Rock and or Roll gets squished when a recording is too perfect. I would rather hear a band or solo artist giving it their all than hear some squeaky clean album that just lays there flat...like a Creed album for instance. I agree…the happy accident is something that shouldn’t be killed! The heart and soul of Rock and or Roll gets squished when a recording is too perfect. I would rather hear a band or solo artist giving it their all than hear some squeaky clean album that just lays there flat…like a Creed album for instance.

]]> http://www.michaelgilboe.com/?p=522&cpage=1#comment-6790 jason peck Sat, 14 Nov 2009 01:34:56 +0000 http://www.michaelgilboe.com/?p=522#comment-6790 well said! i have always recorded to a click and on my band's first album we went crazy and quantized everything. in the end, every beat was perfect and it lost all the soul in the album. now, although we rehearse and sometimes record with a click, we only fix big mistakes. we've come to the realization that protools and auto tune are tools to fix problems not make foundations. well said! i have always recorded to a click and on my band’s first album we went crazy and quantized everything. in the end, every beat was perfect and it lost all the soul in the album. now, although we rehearse and sometimes record with a click, we only fix big mistakes. we’ve come to the realization that protools and auto tune are tools to fix problems not make foundations.

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