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Old 10th July 2009   #1
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Hi Jon - thanks for sharing your wisdom with us.

I have a short but not so simple question for you.

Could you offer some advice of how to inspire/motivate inexperienced bands/artists and get the most from recording sessions?

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Hi Chevron
They shouldn't be in studio if not inspired. Go fishing or walk the dog or something, read a book, get out of town, go to art gallery, see a film, get inspired then enter studio.
But before that... get in rehearsal room and play the songs until they get the hunger to record.
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Thanks John!

One more question on this: How not to miss the moment when the musicians are 'ready'.
I feel like if it (preproduction/rehearsals) will last too long they might lose some freshness that you are itching to hear from the record..

I am currently getting the band ready for recording their first EP (mixing demos at the moment) and thinking how to fuel them up right before the session so they'll never feel like the songs are not new to them on the session.


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