such a great talk!! thank you so much guys

@PuremixAudioTutorials

4 жыл бұрын

you are welcome and thank you for the kind words

Fascinating talk.... Thanks! Andrew is an extremely engaging and charming interviewee.

this was so great. Thanks very much for sharing. ✌🏼

Thank you for this! On one note I want to say I know of the Swedish thing. On the more important note: this talk made me realise lyricless music still paints basicly a landscape. It's like explaining how a landscapepainting looks to someone in a communication sense. Without lyrics you're not exactly sure what's going on, but you know if it's night or day. Actually, you also know if the situation is mystical or suspenseful. Thus I don't feel so bad I don't write lyrics anymore. I can still paint pictures in my DAW!

As a songwriter stuck in a sense of meaninglessness personally and professionally, this conversation has been life changing for me. Thank you so much for doing this!

Thanks for these videos, definitely better than binge watching Netflix chewing gum with your isolation life!

The part about Canadian intelligence researching music to bring peace to the world... shows how un mathematical music really is when it comes to emotion and the effect on humans.. which gives hope to us all once this formula pop music runs it's course. PS: Keith Jarrett could be a good start with endless possibilities..

These interviews are amazing Andrew, thank you

thanks - great stuff.and great people.

Holy shit! I just listened to Greg's song where he played all instruments in one take. It's amazing! And his musicianship is incredibly impressive

Wow, this is really interesting. Greg and Nina have the same situation I have with my wife... I du music and production, she is strong with melody and lyrics. We cross that lines often but we FIGHT... just like it was the last thing we do in life. But this go on since 40 years now :) Thank you...

So, so inspiring..thanks too much for this!!I really appreciate how much you all contributed to me..and I think to many many ppl..keep on doing this!!gracias maestros!!

@PuremixAudioTutorials

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for the kind words!!

I love the question about the favorite phrase or line. I read old biographies and mine for little turns of phrase that are out of today's vernacular.

What a pure human beings are there too, great job everybody!!!!

@PuremixAudioTutorials

4 жыл бұрын

pureMixer !

@drummerjeroensimons

4 жыл бұрын

@@PuremixAudioTutorials hahaha!!! No doubt about that...;)

Andrew was trying so hard to not keep laughing at the whole hockey stick thing

Is the link to their playlists available?

@PuremixAudioTutorials

4 жыл бұрын

yes here; you can find all playlists from mentors and past webinars as well: Greg Inspiration: open.spotify.com/playlist/3A8iJYOrhN2oBG8GyUP5q9?si=DsYTIH6sQHS9AA49qJVpqw Greg Perspiration: open.spotify.com/playlist/5I5jgFtTYVHgTU1fj3jDfN?si=JaRbt4xYTmCW1Egd0wvEYA Nina Inspiration: open.spotify.com/playlist/1mzegmHoKoM9Bhsq3xQ7JL?si=n7khRicKRfupXUKPOMgFBg Nina Perspiration: open.spotify.com/playlist/2oB8chyZzYjnehW6ptWTyx?si=EsTee9ONSOaZKXpgE9Kvtw

Thanks for the interesting conversation! tell me where to find рerspiration & Inspiration guests playlists?

@nononoitaintme

3 жыл бұрын

Its in the description under the video :)

Nina Woodford Wells... the next Carol King.