On Making Music
Joe RichardsonDeep thinking about the creative process and what keeps talented musicians stuck.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 6 | Subscribers | Read | joerichardsonmusic.substack.com |
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You’re Not a Timekeeper. You’re an Architect.
Last week, I led a breakout session at a worship ministry conference. The room was full of drummers and bassists from our worship team. All of them have been playing music for years, many of them for decades.
What Else Can I Say?
Think about the last time you released a song. What did it feel like? For me, release day comes with a complicated mix of feelings. Excitement for its potential impact. Pride in getting it done. Self-doubt over whether it measures up.
Don’t Trust Your Ears
A couple of years ago, I was mixing a song called “All My Life”. I felt like I was making great progress. The vocals were nice and bright, the low end felt big, and the mix sounded clean. I had the feeling that it was almost done.
You’re Wielding More Power Than You Think
AI can now make music that sounds good. Give a few instructions and 30 seconds later you have a “release ready” track.
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I write about finishing music instead of thinking it to death. For musicians who can’t stand the thought of letting another year go by without releasing anything.
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