Susan Rogers - Music psychology for record makers

[@pete5534]

Susan Rogers is perhaps my favourite, and most definitely the most influential person I met during my music career - a truly beautiful person.

[@josephrasbold2180]

8:00 I'm that Joe! I remember that like it was yesterday. That moment had a profound impact on me and how I produce records.

[@TedTrembinski]

Incredibly concise and endearing talk by one of the greats! Thanks Susan and thanks CIRMMT for the upload!!

[@smkh2890]

That memories are the most common experience while listening to music explains the predominance of 1970's rock, in media adverts and soundtracks, as boomers wallow in their memories of youth.

[@ademararautv]

Incredible!!!

[@DeniseYoungMusic]

Wow, a truly interesting and open minded talk about the many ways we may perceive and interpret music. 🤩

[@smkh2890]

She is great! she has the experience of working with Prince and also with Daniel Levitin, so she definitely has the full cred! We are very different in that i don't like to see performers, but visualise music mentally, preferably without words.

[@LucidLetters]

With the triple crown idea, I think Jacob Collier is certainly a contender. He’s definitely a musician’s musician, has critical acclaim, and the mere mortals the rest of us are just love what he makes, and we stream and buy his stuff like crazy.

[@jboyd2891]

Thank You for this 🙏🏿

[@onkarsingh4056]

She is adorable.

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

Weird, this is about Technology of Music and the sound is horrible.

[@KanXibChaac]

lolololol