What you think?
- Thread starter Teo Ka
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Serious mate, it sounds like you're on the right way after only a month of producing. 
My only advice to you is to keep your new hobby interesting by being open minded about trying something new from time to time. Try other styles, slow down the BPM, try different plug-ins to find your favourites, get in touch with other producers or musicians no matter what sound they prefer.
Just some exsamples for what helped me go through uninspired days and I'm shure you'll find your own ways and techniques.
What I want to say is there is so much stuff to try and to learn in music production, that it doesn't have to become boring. After almost ten years of producing I love it more and more day by day and no matter my tunes do still not sound as I want to and nobody cares about my music, it became so important to me that I really can't imagine to stop making music. To me my music is actually similar to a diary ( that I never wrote)
Concisely said - I hope you'll keep in touch with the music!
Big up!!
My only advice to you is to keep your new hobby interesting by being open minded about trying something new from time to time. Try other styles, slow down the BPM, try different plug-ins to find your favourites, get in touch with other producers or musicians no matter what sound they prefer.
Just some exsamples for what helped me go through uninspired days and I'm shure you'll find your own ways and techniques.
What I want to say is there is so much stuff to try and to learn in music production, that it doesn't have to become boring. After almost ten years of producing I love it more and more day by day and no matter my tunes do still not sound as I want to and nobody cares about my music, it became so important to me that I really can't imagine to stop making music. To me my music is actually similar to a diary ( that I never wrote)
Concisely said - I hope you'll keep in touch with the music!
Big up!!
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