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Typology of Mixes: How do the change through time?
In today’s musicology lecture – we discussed a few ways in which a musical mix can be analyzed. It started by suggesting the following factors as a way to consider recorded sound. We need to think of this as a … Continue reading
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Tagged Cluster, diagonal, double tracking, eq, frequency, mix, musicology, paul carr, recording studio, soundbox, stereo, studio mix, virtual
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The Big Note – The Ultimate Gesture: The incorporation of time, space and place in performing, composing, arranging and producing Frank Zappa’s music
As promised – here is the full 3000 words of a paper I presented in Cardiff a month ago. This is unedited – so probably has a few typos etc. I will be aiming to develop this early next year … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa, Uncategorized
Tagged Frank Zappa, gesture, paul buff, paul carr, production, recording studio, techniques
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