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“So we made a rule: no overdubs”

A new Gungor book and album released yesterday. Michael Gungor writes:

I was actually writing about all of these ideas about art and how it should be more human, soulish and vulnerable while we were on tour, recording the album that was released yesterday. And I was faced with a decision. As I listened to the recordings of the evenings, there was a raw energy about them that I really liked. But I also heard our humanness. I heard little things that I knew we could easily “fix” with a few overdubs. There were moments where we could have inserted crowd samples to make the crowd sound even more excited and pumped up. But I was right in the middle of writing this book that is addressing how our most popular art continues to become more and more plastic and less human, and I just couldn’t do it. I felt like I needed to let the recordings stay as live and authentic as possible.  So we made a rule: no overdubs.

Read the whole thing here.

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I am the pastor of a great church in a seaside community near Boston, a youth ministry consultant, a husband and father, a seminarian (for a short while longer), and a follower of Jesus.

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2 Responses to ““So we made a rule: no overdubs””

  1. Is this guy any good?

    Posted by David Bradley | October 10, 2012, 10:56 pm

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