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Definitely the musical equivalent of a film director plus the technical part of making records.

@@znerolepicmusic6015 You are completely right. It's not that hard to have a clear vision of the destination, but limitation of technical knowledge will always slow you or break your mood.

Check out Rebecca Vasmant's 2021 'With Love From Glasgow' LP - She is a DJ & now producer, who doesn't sing, read music, play any instruments or have the traditional technical producer skills - Her fortay is having a good ear, taste, imagination, direction & collaboration with the artists & engineers who played on & helped create the album...

I agree. But I think, odd add that perhaps, one could argue that technical development can be figured out instinctively if you actually imagine concretely, the sound of what you want something to sound like. People like Steven Wilson are tremendous talented and if you listen to him, he will let you that a lot of is not technical awareness of the minutia, but rather a macro of it....

This is such a valid comment and lesson to learn! You first have to learn the technical skills in order to forget about them and focus on the music. 🙏

For real, but at the same time he's cool as heck lol

harry isnt really my bag but he has a great band around him ... i saw them do sledgehammer on stern and was really impressed

I was having a massive anxiety attack as I had landed of three brutal flights a few hours before this.

Yeah, I felt it too. But I think its because Jeff went from zero to a hundred in 2 seconds. There was no natural build up. And standing so far apart felt awkward.

@@TheCrowHillCo as an anxious flyer myself I totally feel for that. Makes way more sense why you didn’t seem quite yourself. Still a fantastic interview

@@TheCrowHillCo Wishing you well!

808s and Heartbreak too 🔥

@@lexfayaz ah man how could i forget! yes!!!!

Work in Music as in a music producer/ composer/maker or rather in a more technical role like developing music software, building VSTs etc?

@@Medellinish Right now I work for an Internet company developing tools and analytics. Though I have created plugins in the past with c++ and have been working on to other youtube channels uploading music vids of between 10 min to 1 hour duration

@@inspisiavideos8542 oh ok cool to hear- fields like music/sound computing and developing music devices with e.g. c++ is also interesting. I was wondering though if your "dream"/passion to work in music which you mentioned is more directed to actually being a music producer and writing music or more the music tech side of things, since you have a CS background. I have a degree in physics and actually kinda feel similar, having these passions to make music and being able live from it too - and then my mind gets often in the way telling me "you don't have the right degree for that etc." (I had piano training since I was 6 years old tough) - and then I often tend to think "rather try it with the more technical kind of things like music computing since they are somewhat closer to what you studied" bla bla. So yeah guess that's why I wonderd how you feel about this with a more sciency background too

@@Medellinish yeah I don’t think the background matters. If I remember correctly, one of the composers from Spitfire mentioned that he didn’t study music and every time he makes a video his explanation, attention to detail and the way around a library is amazing. Right now, all I want is to create music and upload it to my channels and instagrams and every available time I have to create a plugin. Do something ‘cause I like it and see where it takes me. There are many tutorials on youtube and even udemy. There is no need to wait years for a degree in order to get there. Example, on the side I’m a digital marketing specialist doing Marketo and mailchimp and didn’t graduate in marketing but I did watch videos, took trainings for a couple of months and I made different projects to have something to show during interviews to demonstrate I can do it. So everything is possible but put in the effort! Music is cool. I have always wanted to work on it. Mot necessarily for coding but to be a composer. I have felt hours disappear in a blink every time I open a library and make edits.