Basically, i lack talent at the moment of recording my own sound because i never had any real experience at with working with studio equipment or music software which i'm in the midst right now of learning. over the years while listening to many hit singles, i pretty much studied how sound effects tend to form a repetition with the lyrics of a song according to the mark of a verse and chorus forming a relationship to become a complete song. Furthermore, i know how to visualize what i'm going to do record a complete demo while at the same time learning how to physically use the music equipment being provided. So i'm one step ahead of not making a sloppy demo where's it's forgettable just like that. I have to pretend as though my project is about to be released to the world if i want it to really sound good to me. The song at the bottom ''Starry Eyed Surprise'' by Paul Oakenfold was just one of many songs that gave me the desire to record music.
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Thats very clever of you to study history to make the future. Every great hit has its own reason for being BIG, and you finding the reasons why will truly help your music thrive. There are so many different ways to target the heart of music. Personal accounts, telling stories, and even making a statement. Your heart of your music will take it to the next level of pop. I wish you the best of luck with all the music software.
ReplyDeleteMy only advice to responding to this would be, be sure to not only listen to hit singles, be sure to experience all music. Many artist and musicians pride themselves on all of theyre music, and only listening to hit songs can take away from theyre "emotional connection" so to speak to theyre own music. Cause many hit songs are not songs that may be the musicians heart...? If that makes sense.
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