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Interesting question Kris. Obviously this is how
most music is recorded. Even with jazz, studios are booked for a
pre-arranged time and you have to fit that creativity in on
demand.
Of course painter DO have to complete comissions
according to a time scedule. "'Twas ever thus" as the bard would say. When I
wrote music for a living I had very tight schedules but found that I always
found my muse on time. and when we perform live we have a pre-defined slot in
which to pull the musical rabbit out of the bag.
G
Does anyone actually go into the studio with the
intent of recording all the songs for a looping CD? This would feel very
restrictive and unnatural to me, like trying to force art into a bottle, or
like telling a painter he has to go into a room and complete a great painting
in 6 hours.
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