Pratt, Daniel, Hoose, Shane and Gordon, Wellington (2019) Transnational flow in cloud-based music production: organisational communication and collaboration between Australia and America. In: The 12th Art of Record Production Conference (ARP2017) – Mono: Stereo:Multi, 1-3 Dec 2017, Royal College of Music, Stockholm, Sweden.

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Abstract

In this paper, we take three researchers from different parts of the globe and experiment with long-distance songwriting through a sociological and organizational lens. During this process, we combine production expertise and facilities into a networked recording studio environment with expanded toolsets centred on songwriting production. We investigate a new flow concept that we name transnational flow (TNF). This flow state exists as aform of non-synchronic group flow somewhere between Csikszentmihalyi’s(1995) individualist flow theory and Sawyer’s (2007) group flow theory. Thepaper investigates the difficulties of managing multiple flow states in a complex organizational network between Australia and North America. We use Karl Weick’s Sense making (1995) and Jazz metaphor (1998) theories to form an organizational framework that enables the creative flow process to occur over a complex network with a time difference of seven hours.

Item Type:	Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
ISBN:	9789198386998
Page Range:	pp. 247-267
Subjects:	Music > Music/audio technology
Related URLs:	Publisher Organisation Organisation
Depositing User:	Daniel Pratt
Date Deposited:	04 Aug 2021 16:20
Last Modified:	04 Nov 2024 12:46
URI:	https://repository.uwl.ac.uk/id/eprint/8153

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