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If it's true that musicians and non-musicians hear music totally differently, there is nothing wrong with that. In fact, that's what makes music so interesting as a general phenomenon. It hits us all in a different way for different reasons and at different moments in our life. It's the truest universal language which can speak volumes about an emotion with a single key stoke, vocal melody, or drum beat.

Let finish this post with one of my all-time favorite lyrics:

One good thing about musicwhen it hits youyou feel no pain.

How Musicians Hear Music

How Non-Musicians Hear Music

So What?

Let finish this post with one of my all-time favorite lyrics:

One good thing about musicwhen it hits youyou feel no pain.

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13 Comments:

03/23/2009
10:29 pm

Mr. Kraft Singles

1) “Some even say they wish they could be back to before their training so that they could truly appreciate a good song before deconstructing it’s production value.”

That is Me. I hate myself for doing it but it just happens spontaneously.

2) I think one of the key components to a non-musician’s listening is to have something striking. It has to be a bolt of lightening that stands out whether that be a lead-in vocal arrangement, bass and drum, a string of well…string plucks. Whatever it may be, it’s got to be something that draws attention and sounds clean, fresh well choreographed.

We all were non-musicians at one point in our lives. Actually now that I think about it, I’m lucky that I actually got into music at a later age than most (15).

I guess it worked out in my benefit, eh?
03/23/2009
10:44 pm

Brian Casel

Good points Kraft. It’s got to hook you in right from the start.

Sometimes a good test is to put down the song or recording you’re working on for a while and come back to it with fresh ears. Get yourself into a whole new state of mind and experience your song from a fresh perspective.

Might get you closer to that feeling of listening as a non-musician.
03/24/2009
3:18 pm

David O.

It’s interesting I find when I’m recording music I tend to listen to music in the ways you described. I pay attention to the timing, amp tonality, and the mix. When I’m not in ” recording mode ” my mind doesn’t dissect the music, much. If there is a song that’s really good or song that I really don’t like, then I begin to dissect it mentally and think about what elements of the music that I really like and what I don’t like.
03/29/2009
9:07 pm

Brian

It’s definitely interesting to consider the thought process when you experience a great song… or a horrible song for that matter : )
05/6/2009
7:22 am

jumper

After recording or mixing I always mentally take a big step back and imagine being a specific person i know – in a specific situation listening to this music/song for the first time. (i tend to use persons who i wish will like the music, and change to other persons frequently).

works great for me and i hope i’m not shizophrenic …what?
05/15/2009
3:53 pm

Whatnot

I saw an interview with Martin Scorcese once, he said something about film that applies to any sort of art. When you first see a movie, try to filter out everything but your emotional response. If it moves you in some way, only then should you try to figure out how.
06/10/2009
11:16 am

Barrett

As a musician, non-musicians seem to also appreciate a compelling melody and dynamic changes within a song in addition to the things mentioned above.

Great blog and keep up the good work- songwriters need all the quality resources we can get!
09/16/2009
8:10 pm

underdogs

very true when i hear ongs i hear beat guitar and lyrics but i hear the drum first have t relisten then hear the guitar i really dont hear lyrics to me being a guitarist/drummer myself as long as i know my part lyris dont matter though my fans are always telling us that they love listening to the lyrics well no one in our band hears lyurics we all hear our respective instruments besides the singer i mean its just the way we hear it and non musicians try and tell u about the LOVELY guitar solo when there wasnt a guitar solo it was bass u know? i just idk its funny to me amusing
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