Production semi-walkthrough for Carys Miller – Don’t want to talk…
Carys Miller – Don’t want to talk is out on all streaming platforms. Recorded, arranged, produced and mixed by me.
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Creating intrigue, hooks and melodic call-backs in indie pop song Heartbreaker by Carys Miller
MUSIC PRODUCTION INSPIRATION – CANDY IS ADDICTIVE
Syncopated layers of detail & blending of unusual & unique textures can achieve a sound that elevates the emotion and the arc of a song. The goal for me is to include elements in the production which reward repeat listens.
NEW WOUNDED GODS RELEASE – PRODUCED, RECORDED, ARRANGED, MIXED AND MASTERED BY ME
common struggle of the diy recording artist / singer-songwriter – losing perspective and confidence.
PRODUCTION THAT CONNECTS WITH THE EMOTION OF A SONG
This song is a real journey. A great piece of songwriting that was a collaborative journey to create. I was sent an old demo recording. From this I built a new, more cohesive and solid instrumental and then the vocals were recorded by @_nee_nee_no_no_ in The Netherlands. Then after I received these, I adjusted things and re-recorded some layers so it all felt like a band playing together. Most parts were recorded in one take. Can’t wait for it to be out there! It’s called Red by Nee Nee No No.
SNEAK PEAK AT SOME PRODUCTIONS AND MIXES I’VE WORKED ON – COMING SOON!
MUSIC PRODUCTION & MIXING INSPIRATION – PARALLEL COMPRESSION
Have you added parallel compression to your production skills yet? Well you’d better catch up! Us Pro’s have been doing it forever and you’re missing a trick!
ou want more energy & vibe in your tracks right? Here’s six minutes of me wanging on about how parallel compression will do this. Ableton Live heads will wanna watch the whole thing but if you’re here for the concept then the first few mins will open that door. I think my pal Ed Chivers showed me the chain selector blending technique – works a treat!
I think this is why I’m a Producer
My ears just don’t really pay attention to lyrics at first. It’s all about the sounds, the harmony, the melody and the rhythm.
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