LIFE IN SOUND PODCAST: Kid Capone x The 44th Floor Interview Episode 10

Описание: In this episode of LIFE IN SOUND, I sit down with Los Angeles-based sample maker, engineer, and producer, The 44th Floor. We discuss beating writer's block by treating the studio like going to the gym, taking risks in studio sessions by showing artists your samples and beats, and not limiting yourself or your creativity.

Follow Kid Capone:
https://www.kidcapone.com/
  / iamkidcapone  

Follow The 44th Floor:
  / the44thfloor  
https://the44thfloor.com/
https://the44thfloor.gumroad.com/

0:00 Intro
0:50 Where did you get your name as an artist and as a brand?
3:43 What was the process like for creating your “Circles” One-Shot Kit?
6:52 How did you get the chance to record your “In Color” One-Shot Kit at the Vintage Synth Museum?
9:58 Are you currently living off of your music? How did that transition happen?
23:49 How did you know when you were ready to release your first sample pack?
26:50 How do you stay inspired musically and creatively?
30:00 What are some unorthodox ways you’ve made music before?
31:43 How did you get your first placement?
37:30 What are your daily habits?
39:11 How many samples do you finish a week or packs per month?
40:45 From the time you wake up, how soon before you’re working on music?
41:45 Do you ever smoke or drink alcohol or caffeine before creating?
44:55 What is the rhythm of your creative process like?
50:27 What would you say is your signature sound if you had to define it?

FOR THE NERDS:
51:04 What are your most regularly used plugins?
53:24 What are your most regularly used instruments or pieces of gear?
54:59 What are your “essential elements” when creating a sample?
57:05 Do you play all the instruments in your samples?
58:01 What are some of your favorite effects to transform or reshape a sound?
1:00:19 What is some secret sauce that you wish you knew earlier on when making music?

FINAL FIVE:
1:02:39 What is something you wish more people did in their music?
1:02:48 Where do you see music going in the next 5 years?
1:03:12 What is the best way for a sample maker to improve their samples?
1:04:15 What is the WORST advice you’ve ever received?
1:06:27 What is the BEST advice you’ve ever received?