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Genre: Music
Date of upload: Feb 14, 2024 ^^
Rating : 4.949 (158/12,328 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-11T22:00:25.948448Z
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One of my instructors at recording school 20 years or so ago was a engineer's assistant on Aenima. He said Maynard was the first true consumate professional vocalist he'd ever seen work. In total control of pitch, timbre, breath, proximity effect, etc., and almost never needed to comp vocal tracks or do lots of takes. Made a real impression on him.
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I'm a foster mom. I can't tell you how many times I have had conversations kids say, "I can't do that."
"I'm rubbish."
"I'm too stupid."
"I don't know how."
And the worse, to me at least,
"I have no talent."
I have to figure out how to make them understand. . . . They haven't gathered enough information or spent enough time doing it for that to be an informed opinion.
I'm saving this clip to show them. I like the way Maynard explains how even though he knows how to do this it isn't a lightning bolt that comes out of nowhere. He works at it. Figured out the beats and counts. He is explaining this in a way I never have been able too. He admits what a lot of musicians keep hidden. About the work and learning you have to do to find that talent.
Absolutely beautiful. Gentlemen, I thank you both.
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Rick is such a good interviewer. Heās got a great feel for when to help keep it moving and when to just let the guest talk. To my point, at 5:54 heās about to say something about Joni, realizes Maynard has something to say, stops himself from going on and just asks Maynard to continue. Most interviewers would have kept telling their own story, but Rick is humble enough and smart enough to know itās not about him, itās about the guest.
Go watch the Sting interview if you havenāt, itās a perfect example of how to get someone to open up during an interview.
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@rickbeato2
2 months ago
Full Interview Here: https://youtu.be/5P8UZ8cp5co?si=uU3jfWVYoSflqwFh
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