What is the most important part of nailing the take?
We visited Bell Sound Studios earlier this year to put our Project 1040 (read more about Project 1040 at the link) prototype to the test and discuss all matters sound related with tone connoisseur Thai Long Ly and vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Ryan Quinn. They are both part of the music collective Postmodern Jukebox.
Thai Long Ly has been in the business of nailing takes for a long time. He works in the A studio of Bell sound studios and has an acute understanding of what it means to craft a sound from both sides of the glass as an engineer and a performer. His insights into creativity and performance have become a staple of his approach to sound. And its precisely for this reason that we wanted to reach out and approach him to find out what he thinks of Project 1040 and to take the prototype for a spin.
Creativity reigns king
As professional musicians, engineers and producers - we are constantly asking ourselves the same question; how can we perfect our practice to make our work more efficient so that we can do more? And not just in the sense of getting work done, but taking it further and beyond to perfect our craft.
Find out why creativity and the rights tools to get there are such an important part of the workflow by watching the video below.
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