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I like the varied views on this. I've been listening to myself a lot lately, i always have enjoyed listening to my owm stuff. However it seems like im too easy on myself when I listen alone. If I let others listen to my music while I am present, its like i automatically become them as if im listening from their perspective or the perspective of fresh ears. That us when I learn the most about myself and I tend to be much more aware and I pick apart all the things I feel I should to change or improve. Its somewhat of a self-concious thing but its helpful at times.
I never listen to my own recorded music. But when producing a
recording, where I am participating as a musician, I can't avoid
listening to it a lot.
I prefer silence or recorded music that I have not heard before. On my
computers and iPhone live a big number of podcast subscriptions to all
kind of music programs. I also use the Soma.fm iPhone app and the
SoundCloud iPhone app. Typical such listing occasions are right after
getting out of bed while I shave, take a shower and make breakfast.
When the breakfast is ready for eating I normally turn off the music
because I start working during the eating phase (modern time
optimization). I can plug the iPhone into the practice Roland Street
Cube if in need for more juice. I do have top class studio monitors
plus a PA handy I also do enjoy listening on crap fidelity like the
iPhone or Street Cube.
Greetings from Sweden
Per Boysen
www.perboysen.com
http://www.youtube.com/perboysen