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Music Theory
To what extent is traditional music theory necessary to become a recording engineer - knowledge of chord progressions, harmonics, various musical techniques, etc. (in particular, if you wanna do your own music)? I have heard widely verying answers. _________________ "Seize the day"
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Wed Aug 15, 2007 7:20 am
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The thing is the term "recording engineer" can be applied to many differeing areas of work. The traditional recording engineer is a rare beast these days in that many engineers are having to take work in various avenues, including creating the compositions themseves, such as radio jingles, ads etc.. in that environment I would say music theory is a BIG asset to have...
Of course many engineers do exist, and are very successful without that ability also.
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Mon Sep 24, 2007 11:01 am
jakedanger Wannabe
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Wow, even sucky music uses some theory: beat, tempo, chord progression and instrumentation.
Mon Apr 27, 2009 9:37 pm
lorence456 Wannabe
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jakedanger wrote:
Not really. I'm just a guy learning Reason and trying to create my own trance music...
hey jakedanger,
can you tell me all about recording engineer. I am new here, and you are experienced here.also suggest me about benefits of a recording engineer.
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