Music production is the process of developing, creating and refining recorded music for public presentation. Music production can refer to the entire lifecycle of a piece of music-from song writing and composition to recording, mixing and mastering. Libeson Music Consultancy have taken it upon ourselves to break these creative processes down for music consumers. Recording Once a song is written, recording is done in ‘layers’ - multi-tracks. Different instruments are usually recorded separately and layered on top of each other. For example drums and bass might be recorded first, then guitar, then keyboards, then vocals etc. Many artists record in their home studio, and then hire remote singers, or mixing and mastering engineers to make those recorded tracks shine. Some hire producers to take their song idea and create a track for it. Mixing Mixing happens after all the elements are already recorded, and is a very important step in getting good sound. Mixing involves balancing the leve
Honestly, choir members can be chatty and they don't always show up on time and sometimes it feels like you stand up in front of them and say the same things every week. But success doesn't mean everything will be perfect. It doesn't mean setting unrealistic expectations for your group or holding them to unfair standards. Success is simply the "sum of small efforts, repeated day-in and day-out", a nd it starts with you. Jim Rohn wisely said, "Successful people do what unsuccessful people are not willing to do. Don't wish it were easier; wish you were better". What can you do today that will set you up for success in rehearsal this week? What can you do in rehearsal that will set your choir up for success? Here are a few helpful tips and strategies for running a successful rehearsal, this and every week: 1 | PLAN, PLAN, PLAN. Choose which pieces you want to rehearse and put them in order. I usually rehearse Saturday's anthem and service musi