Oops, I tweaked it again

In a previous blog I talked about tweaking and when to know that a piece is done.

Well… guilty as charged, music police! Put me in cuffs, throw away the key!

I’m working on my next release. This one is called FANTASY.

When I thought that I had some really buttoned-up tunes, I took a day away from them and came back for a listen. OMG!

Let me fix this here, change something there, delete this part, add a part, put a part back, take that part out again.

Are there anymore plug-ins I can use? I just got more instruments from Native Access and they're killer! Lots to explore!

As a composer, I try to make sure that I play parts for the music, everything needs to work together and have a flow to them.

Keyboard wise, the sky’s the limit. With thousands of sounds to pick from, your journey travels a plethora of exciting possibilities, sometimes doubling, even tripling sounds to get exactly what you hear in your head.

Alright, I’m guilty of four or five parts to get what I want.

A piece of music needs to breathe (in my opinion). It needs to ebb and flow. Take you on a journey.

Trying different instruments to see what works best…and then go back and…tweak them (ugh).