Sometimes separation makes the music breathe. @AudioModeling
Sometimes separation makes the music breathe. @AudioModeling
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Sometimes separation makes the music breathe.

In this conversation, Mark Isham explains why shaping individual instrument instances can feel more musical than relying on key switching—giving each element its own space, character, and expressive role.

Less shortcuts.
More intention.
Better musical results.

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Sometimes separation makes the music breathe.

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