This week, in terms of music, I will be chained to the computer and a mountain of synths putting together time-coded sequences with click tracks for some of the more technoish songs we are adding (finally) to our set list.
It's a mind numbing process of digging through thousands of patches looking for just the right sound for each track, before inevitably being forced to create one from scratch. From their, it's a matter of determining which hardware or software synth has the proper architecture to achieve the desired sound.
Then, you get to dissect the song note for note by ear, track by track and make your individual sequences via step recorder, or trying to play it in real time and post quantize it, which never works because the inherent latency causes notes to shift forward or backward. At that point, you can either meticulously line edit the MIDI file by dragging the misplaced notes into the right location, which is fun as a festering anal wart, or you can try again and test your luck.
Good times.