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This article, titled "The liminal music studio: between the geographical and the virtual," by Simon Order, investigates how the act of music production is transforming in the digital age. It argues that the mobile music producer's creative process is not confined to a traditional studio, but exists in a liminal space between the physical environment and the virtual world. The author uses his own experience creating an album while traveling as a case study, employing evocative autoethnography, a method that combines personal experience and sociological analysis. The article examines various factors influencing mobile music creation, including connectivity, aesthetic control, soundscapes, and the impact of synaesthesia - the intermingling of the senses - on the creative process. Ultimately, Order emphasizes the role of mobility in expanding the possibilities for musical creativity and redefining the traditional studio as a physical space.

The Liminal Music Studio Between The Geographical And The Virtual Podcast

Ambient electronica from Fremantle, Western Australia. 

The Liminal Music Studio Between The Geographical And The Virtual Podcast

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