David Byrne’s TED Talk about how architecture can impact how music is written

David Byrne’s TED Talk about how architecture can impact how music is written

I viewed this post on the awesome musician blog Hypebot.com, and I really liked it. Byrne talks about how the place music is written and performed can impact how the music sounds.  Back in the day I was in a band that practiced in a tiny garage, but we had the  loudest guitar and drums you could imagine. I had to scream right into the microphone to hear myself over them. It sounded great in practice, but was a terrible idea at venues with good sound systems.

I wonder how much our practice space impacted our music.

image by tachyondecay

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Brett Lohmeyer is an editor for detone8.com, and in the day you can find him at True Media in Chesterfield, MO. Brett has worked in different aspects of the media industry for most of the last 10 years including The St. Louis Globe-Democrat, The Montage, The St. Louis Beacon, and SLPS Channel 20 in St. Louis, Mo.