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Post by Johnkenn on Apr 3, 2021 8:25:05 GMT -6
I swear if I weren’t so lazy...I’d figure out something where we could have our own chart/playlist//page kindve thing.
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Post by kcatthedog on Apr 3, 2021 11:15:08 GMT -6
That would be cool: lots of talent here, could be a draw?
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Post by plinker on Apr 3, 2021 13:09:44 GMT -6
Cocaine?
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Post by johneppstein on Apr 3, 2021 15:05:37 GMT -6
Under different times, this would normally be when the new thing to get energized about would be planning/rehearsing the CD release show. The What-What?
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Post by anders on Apr 4, 2021 7:09:49 GMT -6
What you're describing is fairly common in all kinds of creative endeavour. It is often called post production blues or post show blues, and is well known in live music, film, theatre, etc.
Working too hard for an extended period gives you a little extra of various hormones, both adrenaline & co from the stress, and some endorphines from great things happening. When you're done and these hormone levels go down, you may suffer withdrawal symptoms (I was told at a conference a long time ago), and will feel down. If you've been running projects back to back for a long time, so you haven't had time for "getting down" between projects, you'll suffer more.
This info doesn't make the pain go away, of course, but knowing it is normal, and why it happens may help you avoid feeling there's something wrong with you. Stay strong!
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Post by Omicron9 on Apr 5, 2021 9:04:26 GMT -6
Yeah. I get it. What’s the point of it all because no one cares. I’ve got three songs tracked and just can’t bring myself to jump in the lyrics. Because it’s never “good enough.” I think maybe I should just stop taking it so seriously... Finish it and be done. It’s over. Move on to the next one. .....snip..... (emphasis added).... Johnkenn, I'll share this with you (and everyone else), as it has been and continues to be a helpful reminder to me in many album tracking/post-production situations. Picasso said "A work of art is never finished; only abandoned." -09
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