When Enough is Enough: How to Deal with Picky Bands Ethically

[brianhood]

In case you missed this last week:

This is a skill that every single producer needs to know. Being a pushover is a great way to ruin a mix that you've worked hard to perfect, but there is a right and a wrong way to say "no."

http://blog.456recordings.com/how-to-deal-with-picky-bands/

 

[meanmrmustad]

I misread the title as "Picking Bands Ethnically"

 

[JeffTD]

"faggotry"? Really?

 

[Via Noctis]

"faggotry"? Really?

This again?! Really?

 

[mva801]

Wasn't there a whole conversation about this like two weeks ago? I feel like this has happened before....

 

[UncleBob]

It's like Gèyjá Vu

 

[egan.]

In fairness, we wouldn't have the conversation twice if the blog update wasn't posted twice. I think there is an inadvertent lesson about business presentation if nothing else.

 

[Donovan S.]

It's almost like I'm just listening to a friend talk when I read your blog. Don't change a thing.

 

[JeffTD]

This again?! Really?

Brian's got an offensive slur in a blog post about ethics. Someone's gotta call him out on it.

 

[Via Noctis]

Brian's got an offensive slur in a blog post about ethics. Someone's gotta call him out on it.

You mean like the hundred other people did in his other thread?

 

[JeffTD]

You mean like the hundred other people did in his other thread?

Forgive me for not following every fucking thread that gets posted? I've got a real life.

 

[egan.]

You mean like the hundred other people did in his other thread?

This was my point. Brian tried to ctrl+alt+del the topic and the same issue came up again instantly from a new reader. However anyone feels about his word choice it has undeniably side tracked the topic and for many folks overshadowed his message.