Sometimes I Record Music In Loud Parks
Milenita is Bulgarian singer/composer born in Cuba, living in Bulgaria. In 2010 I mixed her album Gato. Since then we support each other's work. When she asked me to record one of her latest songs Piya Za Maria, I Drink For Maria, unplugged in Sofia's Borisova garden I was thrilled and very happy to participate.
The garden is located in the heart of Sofia and is actually a very noisy place to shoot a video. We had to do more than one takes to get the recording just right.
You can see me at the beginning of the clip announcing take number seven!
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Thank you. Very kind.
This is so great. Enjoyed. @rossenpavlov
I think this is soooo cool. There is the idea in the music world that you always have to remove ambient noises when recording. As a music producer myself I think that there's more to creating good music than being a soundproofed recording studio. I love this idea and I love her sound!
Thank you! I clean recordings only if it is necessary, it takes away the life of a recording. You have to agree that a passing airplane and the electric mowers of the gardeners are not really giving much to the music. In my opinion, the best way to have a good recording is just to record it well and do very little in the edit.
this is wonderful , thank you for sharing
I don't understand but her voice is beautiful welcome to steemit
Very nice.
Thank you! Great!
Nice music. Beautiful. I raise a glass to you.
Cheers!
This sounds great! It's interesting how you have no reverb really since the woods don't echo anything back :-)
Yes, music in the open sounds better, there are no walls to bounce back any of the incoming signals.