Juliette/SF

12 Dec, 2007

Witnessing the creative process: Stephin Merritt’s “A Million Faces”

Posted in: visualization

Stephin Merritt of Magnetic Fields fame created and recorded a song in two days at an NPR studio, and the song-crafting process is beautifully captured on film.

I found it interesting to watch how as the song developed its shape the tools that Merritt and the sound engineer use become more and more complex. Paper sketches are followed by the piano, then multiple analog instruments, to synthesizer, and finally to mixing and visualizing equipment.

The finished song is gorgeous.

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in PotreroI'm Juliette Melton, a San Francisco resident, user experience researcher, and infrequent blogger. This is where I share interesting examples of user experiences that I come across and where I post updates on my various projects. See linoleumjet.com for my more photo-related postings.