Now Playing Tracks  Producing = Nurturing  We have a group
coming into the studio tonight to record a final track for the
short demo that they did with us a few weeks back and it
reminded me of the conversations that we had with them the first
time they were in.  They were discussing with us about their
experience of recording a previous demo at a different, somewhat
more “professional” or “experienced” studio in the area.
 However, the discussion wasn’t one of pleasure and
sentimentality, it was one of disbelief.  You see, their
experience at the other studio was not one where they were
guided and nurtured as young artists.  They were told how they
should sound.  The bass player admitted that he had quite a long
discussion (i.e. argument) with the engineer/producer about what
his bass sound should be, and what the “perfect” bass sound
actually is.  This, in our opinion, is no way to develop a
relationship and grow a successful product.  Think of it this
way.  A gardener growing tomatoes does not expect that