The Changing Roles of a Producer
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This is very helpful and so true. Thanks!
Voicercise 2 months ago
them strings sounds amazing
maltcus 3 years ago
I think right now a lot of people hear the term "hit" and they think" catchy", "pop", or "Whatever sound is in style". So when I say "Not just to make hits" I'm saying not to just copy and become repetitive and formulaic. There are plenty of ways to make a "hit" without being a facsimile. I think a skilled producer can emulate as well as be original. So yes musicians need to make hits to make it in the industry, but in the end the listeners decide what is a hit and the industry responds.
yserrant 3 years ago
I'm not knocking him, or you but your statement,
(people who want to do this as a profession, and NOT JUST TO ONLY MAKE HITS) The industry wants hit makers, this is there product if you and I cannot make hit records of songs they wont get placed, if they don't get placed and make it on the record we don't get paid, if that happens it will make it harder for us to continue to get opportunities in this business.
onemusic 3 years ago
True, but in order to make CONSISTENT hits, you need to really know what you're doing. He's talking about the people who want to do this as a PROFESSION, and not just to only make hits.
yserrant 3 years ago
Wow, Weird Al Yankovic finally got serious......
ShynAwkward 3 years ago
LOOK AT THE CAMERA, YOU TWAT!
ultimateinfinite 3 years ago
the hair, the shirt, and the old keyboards = classic
DIRTYDUNNZ 3 years ago
Yadda Yadda, Yadda, As long as you write a hit song and record they will love you, no matter how you do it.
onemusic 3 years ago
That was pretty redundant. It had nearly nothing to do with the changing role of the producer. If the roles are becoming blurred, as he briefly mentions, he should talk more about that.
Also, what kind of musicians is he working with that they are unable to play their own songs in a different key and tempo without the aid of technology?? You don't need technology to do that! A very basic (the most basic) understanding of music theory and a metronome would do fine.
bluecafe22 3 years ago