This is a short introduction to the overall concepts of recording music. It starts with a story of my earliest attempts to record music, why I was not pleased with the results, and how I have spent the 50+ years since then trying to make it sound better. Some of the influences that formed my notion of how music should sound are also covered.
It also gives you a preview of some of the topics that will be covered in more depth in future episodes.
For those of you in the recording world, this may seem a bit oversimplified, but even those of us who have been doing this for a long time can sometimes get a better perspective when we explain something to the layman.
This episode, like several others in this series, is based on a column that I write for DSD-Guide.com, an on-line newsletter published by Blue Coast Music. https://dsd-guide.com/blog/dwfearn
There is also a YouTube video of this episode, which is slightly different, on the D.W. Fearn YouTube channel. http://www.youtube.com/c/DWFearn
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