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Episode #471 · Shout Out Out Out OutFebruary 2013 · 00:11:17
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0:21And Nick it's Matt with MSN. How are you? I'm good man. Do you have time to do it now? I know I'm a little early, but you have time to do this phone. Yeah, that's fine. You guys are on the epic drive Where are you guys up to? Yeah, where are you up to? Yes, you do but it's gonna be fun to be awesome So let's just start with South by how was South by what do you guys do? What'd you get up to how big is the biggest when I say you guys in Edmonton a couple years ago was like two drummers like
1:32From what I remember a bunch of synths and a bunch of bass players. How big is the band? Why so why why why why repeat instruments on stage? Why not just have one guy playing each? Do is it was it necessary for the parts? Well, you say when no one cared with this band
3:01I thought maybe I'll go back to South by then and like what are you guys looking for you guys? I know you kind of self-manage you you kind of do everything yourself So are you looking for for deals down there or you just go on a play shows and get the music heard? Of course take your for the world very important. That's awesome
4:14Yes, you mentioned the record. Let's talk about the new record So where do where do songs typically start for you? Like it says it says in the bio and I think you mentioned this earlier too that you produce the records like you make the record It just you or do you have the guys with you when you're making the record? And why not everybody why not why not make sure that everyone's there? Why why do it that way? That's interesting That's it that's really interesting the drummer thing too because like most
6:57Rock bands will start with the drums when they go in the studio and then build everything afterwards Yeah, you know, yeah, but if it works it works So then how do you know when a song is finished if you if you're taking stuff and editing like when are you comfortable? It's saying it's done now, you know
8:09John Lennon famously would always double his vocal because he wasn't happy with the way his voice sounded on record You use the vocoder So I wonder if it's is it because it and it fits the music is it because it fits the music or is it because You're a little self-conscious singing Sure, that's cool. I like that. This is a stupid question
9:11But I got asked to ask you this the other day. So I was like I'm gonna do it Why is it four outs and not three and not five? Why shout out out out? Oh, no, it's wicked. It's awesome Before that you go we do something called five questions five quick questions one word answers
10:12Okay, road or studio? Yeah, Landon or McCartney When you hear a song what usually hits you first lyrics melody or rhythm song you've written your most proud of well in one word Shout out out out out Yeah change one of them sure okay cool in one word shout out out out out Well print that that works I'll do that
11:03I like it. Thanks so much, dude. Enjoy enjoy the drive safe travels and I'll see you Saturday Yeah, okay, take it easy You
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This interview is part of the Matt Schichter Interviews archive: more than 700 conversations with musicians, actors and filmmakers recorded between 2003 and 2014, beginning with The BackStage Pass. The archive also became Matt's short documentary Lennon or McCartney. Matt Schichter is now a Glasgow-based film producer and director. His films → · More about Matt →
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