Good morning,
I've been pondering this question for ages but only thought about asking UKC about it as of today.
I write music and I've been working on compiling a album of old material as well as some new tunes in my studio recently.
Now it takes, as you can imagine a lot of listening, over and over and over again. So it's best to break this up into chunks as after a while you can go a bit insane and of course inspiration only strikes if your conductive to it at the time.
Now some days I can hear what seems like every detail, sparkle , instrument etc etc..... Yet on other days I just feel like I'm listening to it all with a bucket on my head.
Not just in my own music but in everything I'm listening to.
The past few days I've consistently noticed stuff in music I don't think I'd ever picked up on before .
Does anyone else find this ?
Whats it about ?
Brain chemicals ?
Is it dependant on how bunged up you auditory system might be ?
Or is it just like every other muscle and sense and it's just levels of fatigue ?
I've searched but found nothing useful so far.
TWS
Post edited at 08:44