Apr 21, 2022 08:38 PM
(This post was last modified: Apr 21, 2022 10:23 PM by C C.)
This thread is a branch from the following one: Latest & older solo guitar performances (DIY one person "band" thread)]
But expanded beyond solo presentation and the restriction to guitar, as well as being vastly more amenable to vocals (i.e., minus a heavy lean on instrumental work).
Preferably with an emphasis on "live" or cruder recorded performances as opposed to dense studio products with their layers and layers of added tracks that elaborately prettify a song or composition for consumption on the popular market.
Obviously, music of most categories these days isn't going to be "raw" and unadorned -- it will be modified, enhanced, groomed, and amplified by electronic equipment to some degree or another. So the "minimalism" here has more to do with simplicity in the number of performers and instruments -- and fewer tracks of unseen recorded music & singing overlaid -- than in a primitive audio experience completely devoid of technological transformation.
Documentary & commemoration oriented videos can be contributed as well.
But expanded beyond solo presentation and the restriction to guitar, as well as being vastly more amenable to vocals (i.e., minus a heavy lean on instrumental work).
Preferably with an emphasis on "live" or cruder recorded performances as opposed to dense studio products with their layers and layers of added tracks that elaborately prettify a song or composition for consumption on the popular market.
Obviously, music of most categories these days isn't going to be "raw" and unadorned -- it will be modified, enhanced, groomed, and amplified by electronic equipment to some degree or another. So the "minimalism" here has more to do with simplicity in the number of performers and instruments -- and fewer tracks of unseen recorded music & singing overlaid -- than in a primitive audio experience completely devoid of technological transformation.
Documentary & commemoration oriented videos can be contributed as well.
