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datamusicata

http://www.datamusicata.com

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• Author: james lee stanley
• Listed in: Music Artists
• Tags: music guitar songwriting performing singing recording
• Added on: Jul 30th, 2007
• Country: United States
• Language: English

a free resource for anyone interested in following their muse, given from the perspective of a life long professional musician, recording artist, and performer providing decades of tips, hints, and experience. input and interchange welcome.

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Recent Posts

• What Is Chord Substitution?

  Posted on Monday August 18th, 2008 at 11:38 in arranging

  I was talking to a musician friend of mine over the weekend and we somehow got into the area of chord substitution and I thought that today would be a good day to delve into that a little bit. In the interest of ease of communication, I am going to...

• Why Re Do A Project That Was Already Released?

  Posted on Friday August 15th, 2008 at 10:24 in recording

  “I don't visit your website as often as I should. I did see the reasoning behind what you did on "traces..." on an older post, but still curious as to your frequency of changes. I redid a old set of mine ( after 9 years!) because I am not all that ...

• Mastering Demystified From Drew Daniels

  Posted on Wednesday August 13th, 2008 at 11:19 in recording

  Yesterday I finished mastering New Traces of the Old Road.   I did the mastering at Drew Daniels studio in Northridge, California.   Drew has done it all through the years and kindly offered to share some of his vast knowledge on ...

• How Does One Get A Relaxed Performance On A Studio Recording, Part 2

  Posted on Monday August 11th, 2008 at 19:47 in recording

  Ty Ford, a fellow musician, sent this as a follow up to the post I did on how to get the best relaxed performance in the studio (and avoid those anxieties that get in the way). His post was so informative I’ve copied it here along with his contact...

• How Does One Get A Relaxed Sound On A Studio Recording?

  Posted on Saturday August 9th, 2008 at 01:57 in recording

  “ Does anyone out there on the list serve have advice on getting a live, relaxed sound on a studio recording?  I know this is one of the main challenges in music.  It is easy to play live and improvise, and come up with good stuff, and then g...

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Tony Hogan Said:

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tthis is very very good and extremely credible

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