I've Been Essentially Not Only Deconstructing And

Sometimes You're A Psychiatrist And Sometimes You're A Group Therapist. The Dynamics In Between People And The Misgivings Sometimes That Artists Have When They Get Into The Studio Because They're Under A Different Level Of Scrutiny. A Lot Of Them Can Be Insecure About It. My Job Is Not Simply To Make Musical Determinations But Sometimes To Just Keep People From Flipping Out During The Process.

People Got A Little Too Self-conscious About The Techniques That Go Into Recording Because Sometimes, If You Sing Too Well In Tune, People Accuse You Of Auto-tuning. It's Like You Have To Use Auto-detuning Or Something.

Music Gets Recorded Usually In One Format, And When You Have To Take It Out And Perform It There Are Other Applications And Things Like That That Are Better For The Live Performance.

You Would Have Thought That As You Got Older The Voice Would Tend To Deteriorate In Some Ways, But I Always Look At Somebody Like Tony Bennett, Who Is My Senior, And Still Can Hit Those High Notes And Still Can Belt It Out As Good As He Ever Did. So It Must Be Something About The Voice That's Unlike The Rest Of The Muscles In Your Body.

My Senses Tell Me Hubba.