FLStudioUser escribió:Estaba viendo un video viejo de Linkin Park y en Meteora hicieron 80 canciones originalmente de las cuales, solo sacaron 13.
Yo lo sigo escuchando en el coche
Juan Bauti (aka Skinny) escribió:échale un vistazo a los discos de las Rihanna, Iggy Azalea, Carly Rae Jepsen, Gwen Stefani, Kelly Clarkson, y demás "divas" del pop USA, y verás que ninguna baja de 15 temas por disco...
es como un brainstorming musical. Luego montan los temas en plan copy&paste y a partir de ahí se producen.John Seabrook en The Song Machine escribió:“Nowhere are the production efficiencies of the track-and-hook method of writing better realized than in writer camp. A camp is like a pop-up hit factory. Labels and superstar artists convene them, and they generally last three or four days. The usual format is to invite dozens or more track makers and topliners, who are mixed and matched in different combinations through the course of the camp, until every possible combination has been tried. Typically, a producer-topliner pair spends the morning working on a song, which they are supposed to finish by the lunch break. In the afternoon new pairs are formed by the camp counselors, and another song is written by dinner. If the artist happens to be present, the artist circulates among the different sessions, throwing out concepts, checking on the works in progress, picking up musical pollen in one session and shedding it on others. At the end of each morning and afternoon session, the campers come together and listen to one another’s songs. The peer pressure is such that virtually every session produces a song, which means twelve or more songs a day, or sixty a week, depending on the size of[…]”
Fragmento de: Seabrook, John. “The Song Machine: Inside the Hit Factory”. iBooks.
de los que elegir 15 es un 25%, no está mal. y probablemente está dando muestras de agotamiento. ) pero es posible que sumando talento pudiésemos crear un buen equipo
Origami escribió:Woe que desperdicio..Pues también depende del grupo. Leí una vez queRobert Smith había compuesto casi 100 canciones para su disco Wish de las cuales unas 15 o así terminaron en el álbum y single
) comentaba esto en una entrevista:Desmond Child escribió:Think about this: I've written over 3,000 songs, fully done songs, and of those maybe 1,200 are recorded, and of those a little over 70 were Top 40 hits, and of those 70, I've had 6 or 7 #1 's. So it took 3,000 songs to get 6, 7 #1 's out of it. I don't know, are those good averages? I guess so. Considering that most people don't even get one hit.
KlausMary escribió:Think about this: I've written over 3,000 songs, fully done songs, and of those maybe 1,200 are recorded, and of those a little over 70 were Top 40 hits, and of those 70, I've had 6 or 7 #1 's. So it took 3,000 songs to get 6, 7 #1 's out of it. I don't know, are those good averages? I guess so. Considering that most people don't even get one hit.
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