This week I’m delighted to have the help of Chris Bishop as a co-host and co-engineer for the creative experiments! Thanks for your help Chris!
Chris’ studio website: http://www.chrisbishopsd.com
Creative Prodution History:
George Martin and The Beatles are truly champions for creativite production! George Martin and Paul McCarntey describe the creative process that went into recording “A Day in a Life” in this video clip:
Our setup for recording the piano samples.
A Screen Shot That Shows the Progression In the DAW of How to Edit the Samples
1. PINK = Reverse the samples (hard pan left/right)
2. GREEN & BLUE = Trim off the synth blast
3. ORANGE = Add fades to beginning and end of regions to avoid pops
Vanessa Spear-Paletta
Her Music:
Vanessa with the band “Forget Me Not”
You can hear “Water Through My Hands” with this link:
Water Through My Hands (with reverse sympathetic piano)
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Episode two had some super awesome and interesting info! I loved the gun recording techniques- really creative. Also, it’s insane that Hendrix played a song from Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band a day after the album’s release! The double reversed synth sounds like it’d be sweet in a thriller/horror film. Cool Podcast, Pete!