Copyright Law

I'm finding my fascination with music concrete and dissonance an all encompassing pursuit. I was reading some Zen the other day, followed by some Cage. It has definitely opened my ears to the possibilities of new textures to explore. I like the idea that all sounds are beautiful if we only bother to explore them to their core. I know I've posted previously about my distaste of music concrete, but I feel there is a new understanding and determination to use this genre more in my works.




Audio Arts

I think I posted once how I didn't think I was into recording other bands. But I got to do it the other day and really enjoyed it. It was tiring, but satisfying. There is so much to learn, especially about mic placement and choice. I guess it is essentially up to the engineer. I like that there are no rules, more just guidelines.

I'm organising to be involved in a few different types of recordings and doing the sound at live shows. All of which I'm looking forward to.

I'm still having difficulty uploading files to filelodge. I 've got some tracks I want to share but can't seem to get them to work.

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Creative Computing

Thanks to Steven Whittington, I now am aware that it is NOT 'Creative Communication'. I'm a bit of neohyte on Protools, but so far I don't really rate it. There are things I like about it and things I don't. I want to explore it more. I am enjoying the music concrete project.

Workshop

Unfortunately, I was held up at work and missed the workshop.

Forum

The talk today on copyright law was very interesting. I can't really say I understand it any better, however it certainly is a field that we should be aware of. I don't need $300K fine for making music. Definitely rather see that lob in the IN tray.