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[@larswillsen]

Take a deep breath - I had to leave a rockstar life due to a parasite bite 30+ years ago .. by then I had 800+ tracks I just left in a box full of floppy discs for all those years. My daughter grew up not even knowing I had that past .. finally when she was 20, she and my wife gave me an early home studio (complete with everything) so I could re-record all my music. I worked hard beside looking after my company the entire 2022 and manage to re-record 200+ before I was hit by a stroke (blood clot in my brain) on December 18th 2022 .. that halted everything, I lost my company, had to rehabilitate for 15 month until they let me go last week. Things will never be the same but I'm still releasing .. I never mixed / mastered ever before, but I'm doing ok thanks to channels like yours. I feel bad that I made a harsh comment one time when you promoted something at the same time as 500 others ..I was annoyed, but I realize that its you and your descisions .. not ours .. good to hear your reasoning .. I love this channel.

[@kennethhughmusic]

When competing and comparing to others we lose ourselves and become bad copies. Competing against yourself allows one to be unique, this is where the magic happens. Great advice

[@stereothrilla8374]

Make music because you love it. Put in the time and effort if you have it. If you make money on your music congratulations, enjoy it. If you don’t make a dime don’t beat yourself up. Take inspiration from other musicians. Don’t compare yourself to other musicians. Only make music if you love it. If you do and don’t these things you’re setting yourself up for creative sanity and doing the work for an extended period of time is more likely to pay off. I made a deal with myself years back that I’d continue to make music whether I made another dime off of it or not and it completely changed my outlook as a musician. If you’re forcing yourself to do art for fame or riches (maybe unless you’re already famous and want to continue to make money for retirement) you’re slowly driving yourself into a state of creative resentment. Keep up the good work Colt.❤

[@MYSTICRED01]

Have seen a few of your videos. What you have ,you have . What you do ,you do Stay in this Zen like state Stay strong and blessed

[@jsinproduction8466]

iam happy that spl one strip stayed in ure room.. and its so nice of u to speak up all about this.. the first thing u did was to accept that u needed an attitude adjustment.. it all started to change on that moment. good job senior.. much love .

[@skovbowden8113]

Eye opener here! Thanks Colt.

[@KernSound]

Great video. With my 40+ years in this business you learn that the only competition is with yourself. I learned that best from my time doing film and live theater sound design. People around you feel when you are trying to out do yourself, that very much shows when you don't compete with those that do what you do.

[@BrettPapa]

100% agreed!

[@chinogalvezpty]

I lost many opportunities just because I was thinking about others and stopped focusing on who really is my greatest opponent, myself. Thank you for sharing valuable content with us.

[@OliverShillito]

Wow. I was just having this conversation with a friend. You couldn’t have made this video at a better time. Almost like you’re talking directly to me. Thank you, Colt. I needed this.

[@timball8429]

Very good philosophy! Thanks Colt.

That is a really great message you give to us here! Thank you man, we all have to think this way, make friends with other mix engineers instead of being competitors between each others!

[@bridgestreetdesign]

Davy Jones from the Monkees said “Change the way you look at things, and the things that you look at will change.” I don’t know who said that first but Jones was who I heard it from. My attitude severely re-centered when I heard that tidbit of wisdom.

[@Nathan_Lundstrom]

I can say I’m at a similar place - protecting my energy and time, searching for solutions and spending less time on finding problems. A lot of that perspective changed when our kiddo came into the picture. 11mo old and our whole world has changed - priorities shift and while I enjoy music/video/creating, I want my work to be as efficient as possible and have the most ROI so I can save time and spend that with my family! I value that so much more now than I did a year ago.

[@ktreier]

I constantly struggle, proactively looking to others for inspiration, instead of looking inside for my music. Inspiration is absorbed through your life in a subliminal unconscious manner. The first track I recorded really felt like mine. I played it for others and several said that’s clearly influenced by New Order. I hadn’t seen it, and initially I was crushed and didn’t want to record anything else. I hadn’t wanted to sound like anyone else, but we are everything we have been through. The influence came out from everything I had absorbed over the years. Literally ten years later I’m about to release new music. I record the music I like making, I don’t even try to hear anything other than me in it. If others hear an influence and that helps them like it, and connect with it great!

[@ilikeweirdonames4187]

This... Wow just speechless really needed to hear this. Love you and love your content Colt you cannot realize how much you've helped me and I bet more other producers/engineers. Don't ever stop doing what you are doing. I appreciate all the hard work and effort you put into making every single video. ❤

[@Lonerider2]

I needed this today. Thank you Colt! You're only in competition with yourself....

[@robertmellang6998]

I am a retired bus driver. I just wanna have fun. I play with a group of retired guys. It’s a gas. Thanks for the video⭐️👍🏻👌🏻☑️

[@lequidbit9385]

Needed this reminder bro thank you

[@billporter3039]

What a great message.

[@DavidDavis-FA-photog]

Colt thanks for sharing this. What you are saying is so true. The shift of not competing with everyone else and only to compete with yourself is I think the only way we can become what we want to become and that is to become me or you within our own paths.

[@igorivanovic7328]

An honest and amazing video! Keep on rocking Colt! 🙌🏻

[@johnmiller3804]

Well done sir! Very thought provoking message you’ve kindly presented here 👍

[@AaronBuehrer]

100% my dude! Thank you for sharing this... It brought the book of Philippians to my mind. If you haven't yet, you should check it out! "Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things." Philippians 4:8 "Don’t be selfish; don’t try to impress others. Be humble, thinking of others as better than yourselves." Philippians 2:3 "Brothers, I do not consider that I have made it my own. But one thing I do: forgetting what lies behind and straining forward to what lies ahead" Philippians 3:13 "And I am certain that God, who began the good work within you, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus returns." Philippians 1:6

[@nicefish10]

My biggest ‘competition’ as far as nearby studio at the same level (commercial studio in a commercial building) is owned by one of my oldest friends. Our attitude has always been ‘there is plenty of work out there for everyone’. Go find it! If I’m successful, and he’s successful, that’s better for our area and for our industry. It draws more business to both of us. When I had the opportunity to go out, mixing arenas for national acts my studio work slowed down considerably because I wasn’t there pushing and the Engineer’s I had in the studio weren’t me and not financially invested in the buildings success. So clients went to my buddies studio. Good for him! He took care of them. Some became his clients now. Some remained mine because they were taken care of by him but thru my studio. Lesson here is take care of the client. Build your reputation for being dependable and a resource for others. When you serve others, you are lifted up. Just like it says in the Bible.

[@rafphiano3963]

Thank You Colt!

[@amunahm3324]

I look at what you said at another angle: service and passion. If I come to mixing and mastering as service provider, I will compete with everyone else no matter what. It’s because now mixing and mastering become my bread and butter. I see Hollywood showbiz operates that way, so I’m not surprised. In fact, service providers compete with each other, and that’s normal. Of course you were talking about the “how”, not the “what”, but “compete with yourself” is just one side of the coin. On the other hand, if I come to mixing and mastering as passion, I’ll compose, arrange, record, mix and mastering my own music. And this way, I compete with no one. I just enjoy my own music as a passion and it’s not my survival tool. When mixing and mastering is my passion, I “reference” other tracks/people but do not compete with them. Most people come to mixing and mastering music as service providers rather than passion, i.e., they do it for a living. Passion play very minimal or none to this. (It’s coz not everyone can compose, arrange, record, mix and master all together). How do I know it? It’s because they have to do this job to earn money. When you have to do something for a living, it’s more like duty, not passion. For instance, when people ask the question, “Is it a good investment to buy Soothe 2 or Bloom?” (at $209 a piece), they speak from service provider perspective because now they have to think how to get $209 or $418 back and more. Music for passion people like me don’t care. Gold Clip, $250, boom. Got it. Soothe 2, $209, boom. Got it. Lol. Let’s not talk about hardware there, coz it’ll add up to hundred thousand of dollars very quick. Lol.

[@RosesUnread]

This is so important. Love the message and video. You are a legend Colt.

[@ColtCapperrune]

Appreciate you!

[@midlifeadventures3138]

No one is your competition until you say they are.

[@aviani3335]

You couldn’t said it better Colt!!…also plz Give us an update on your Atmos studio. 🔥🔥🔊

[@reavismitchell6031]

Truth.

[@vminator]

Attitude is everything. It definately matters how hard you work and that's something you should always be improving on. How you make people feel is more important than anything. But you need to extend that logic to yourself. Be flexible and kind to yourself as well. How you act after you identify a problem says more about you than you think. I find that if I'm ever mad or jealous ( which we all feel) I just need to take a minute to think how those feelings don't help anyone, especially myself. Never assume something that has no evidence of being so, because you'll drag yourself down very quickly that way. Thank you for talking about this. It's a very important topic that no one ever touches on.

[@Jeremy_Kinsey]

It takes a genuinely matured person to identify flaws in themself, and then speak it about it to others in a public way. I admire the authenticity and I respect the place your mind is in. ZEN ~ Your videos, especially this one, provides so much positive energy and love, you help people more than you know! Thank you for your mentorship to all of us out here ~ THANK YOU, COLT!!!!

[@philipfrench8496]

Blessings Sir!! Great channel!!! I feel in love with the McDSP APB-16 at Namm 2024. If LOVE to see you do a thorough review running features, comparing to much of your outboard gear. Thx a million!!🐻🍯🎼🎵🎶🎷🎷🎷💯🙏🏿💯

[@DanAdlingtonOnline]

Great video. Professionally I was a IT Support and Programmer. I worked hard on my skillsets and got to work for giant corporations. I learnt early on half the job is people skills. Yes you need to be good at understanding technology and fixing things. BUT you need to be good at managing the clients expectations, keeping them calm and updating them on progress. The IT Professionals I knew who were only Technical didn't stay long in the job.

[@msteele0]

It's called maturity. I've been there bro. Totally been there. I love your work ethic and developing mindset! We would get along. Not everyone in this world is nearly as driven as us. Gotta remember that. Being obsessed with being the best I can possibly be is an illness I've had all my life and I don't know if I'm ever going to be cured. I don't know if I really want to be cured of it either. But my therapist tells me it's not normal. :) Do you have re-occurring dreams/nightmares of failing even at completely impossible odds?

[@KallusGarnet]

Very wise piece of advice. Keep up the great work

[@RealCbase]

100% Colt! 👍🙏 Thanks for videos like this.

[@louieAdams]

Novel. You seem young to have this wisdom. I write, produce, mix, master music…for me. Every song is a challenge over the last one. Don’t even get me started about mixing and mastering. As the ear learns…idiot me goes back and remixes and remasters. Grant it I have 400+ songs “done” but they will never be “done”. I don’t think true art is ever done. Ramble…great message!!! Well done. Let’s hone our crafts. Never “done”

[@MikeFromDownUnder]

Be the best you can be lad! 👍💪

[@YohannDore]

Thanks Colt! Know that your videos make a difference

[@GuitarMonkey5180]

I spent the last decade keeping a chip on my shoulder from being burned for years, and in turn, burning others. I’m still working on it, but now I’m fighting myself for time lost and lost relationships over building up skill.

[@user-ck4ww8dg9t]

Wow. Colt, thank you for all the videos you put out there. I want share that I just landed a software engineer job after looking for many months, and I had, have, and will continue to have this exact conversation with myself. Beautifully put.

[@JupiterFerrari]

Hey Colt, great video! I've been watching you since 2019. I love all your casts...the reviews...the mixing tips. But the videos like this one, IMHO, are JUST AS IMPORTANT. Our mental aspect may be even more critical than our engineering abilities. After all, our perspective/perception determines so much of how we behave. YES! These videos are helpful. Many people, like me for example, view you as successful. That's why we sought you out and continue to revisit your channel. So hearing the BS that you went through on your career path can be enlightening and inspiring. Thanks brother, keep it up!!

[@user-cu6uo1wu1b]

Positively! some of the best input I've heard in a while. Thank You!!!

[@jiteshmahato3421]

hats off to daily uploads man🤝

[@claymillsmusic]

The real pro mindset!

[@crescentsoundstudios]

Very well said. I've had the same experience.

[@roncoleman5007]

Great timing. I’ve been working through a very similar adjustment. We go through it and be honest about the needed change and it does work out.

[@Chaz_r]

Didn’t know I needed this pep talk! Thank you

[@burnedmatchesofficial]

Thank you very much for this video Colt 🔥

[@Studio22mix]

Positive mental energy, and don’t get in the way of the musicians creative process. Sometimes I think I found the best drum sound or guitar sound and the band doesn’t like it…. Hit delete track and start again 😂 In the beginning I could be agitated but now I understand that I deliver a service, I’m a mix engineer and not a recording engineer or a producer. Get that ego out of the way and don’t try to push my influence on them. I love to see the band performing live before I mix so I can get a feeling of what they are trying to achieve. Getting to know the musicians and their energy and thought process is very important imo. Also when you get older you learn how to cope better with different people and situations I think 🤔

[@TannerByTheSea]

It was Bigger than Vincennes - my Family - Ruckers Candy… Even though we took time for family and prayer? We couldn’t make the Midwest sweet- me and my brother. Had ta split 2 We made the -Nap Town Schuffle Down here in Palm Beach! I had to get out of that area back in 97 when I was 18- so I feel you in that bruh- I’m still in Palm Beach, but Taylor is your neighbor 👍🏼 I can very much relate to your video

[@studiogorilla]

Great advice for daily living and conducting good business!

[@HkaNBeats]

thank you colt amazing words

[@SeraphimHanischMusic]

Hey, Colt, thank you for this! Very timely for my own thoughts - I am running an on-location recording service in Moscow, Russia, but it is theoretically worldwide- I specialize in choral music, classical work, so there is a lot of on-location work. You are absolutely correct. My thought pattern has not been terribly consumed with other engineers here, because there are a lot of great ones and relatively little work so far as I can tell, so my studio work is supported by "more regular" kinds of work locally (editing and translation of texts, teaching English, etc.) But that negative thinking still gets me even there, and it is certainly wrong. I appreciate that you explained it straight - I get the sense that you are a Christian, and a very common sense guy, so the framing helps me. I do try always to beat my last mix - this is such a fascinating art for me, the creation of beauty, and I appreciate so many people's efforts, regardless of the musical genre. My hope is to get better and better each time. It was good to know that this is the right motive; I do not want to compete with anyone. I love collaboration - I think my supporting someone else's success is good for me - "a rising tide lifts all boats" - and I feel better about myself not being snipey and miserly - I learn things from *everyone* so anything I get to do is a gift in this work. All the best to you!

[@stereointellect]

Way solid thoughts dude

[@angermanagementstudios]

After the first line I was thoroughly expecting to cut to John Cena pounding Colt down on the canvas. Would have been a great vid but this one will do! Thanks C!

[@iengineer_247]

I used to work to SAM ASH back in 07-09. I told had my first audio interface and Sony Laptop and what I did was I told myself I would record freely until I build myself up to record for a price later. I used to record jam sessions then would go home to practice mixing. Through out the years I had gotten better. It did open many doors for me I record jazz even recorded an orchestra which I never imagined!!! I told myself around 2011 as well that there would be things I can be part of and things I can't handle so I wouldn't be defensive if I didn't get opportunities. The thing about now is I'm active I know how to move on downtime but it bothers me when people are careless about the work and want to be scene. I feel as though sometimes bands are careless. I feel guys that are Engineers don't put effort in things but they ask you how are you making it because they feel like you're doing more than them. I could go on and on I think it's about your dedication and doing what you need to do to keep the work flowing. I get inspired by you and other Engineer people I follow on here that show different ways of approaching the recordings we all do. I can't be jealous I just be like hey one day will be my turn!!!!

[@Raiv1980]

Ty Colt!

[@DavesWoodFloors]

This relates to all businesses focused on yourself and grow

[@alex_ayers]

If anything, one of my favorite motives is those other people. I do care about what others are doing, but treating them less than an ally is crazy. If anything, I look up to those who are doing better than me, even if those opportunities were a matter of luck. "Looking for a solution, you will find a solution." Phenomenal content.

[@christopherlyons9367]

Great words of wisdom Colt. Isn’t there a saying a rising tide lifts all boats or something like that.💙✌️🤘

[@JAMPROSOUND]

I've had some success and yet I am still my own worst problem. 98% of the time, my own mind is what holds me back. For some reason, I still tend to doubt myself even though my experience and work have proved my abilities. I am my worst critic. I am the pebble in front of my skateboard wheel. I'm working on it.

[@louiscassis3426]

Don’t know how many times I’ve heard big artists and producers say that the most important thing is being a good hang. There’s lots of great engineers out there but not all of them are good hangs.

[@battmanvonrichtoven]

Positive brings positive thank you.

[@leftofcenter4]

Show business is one of the most unfair industries on planet earth, people don’t always care how good you are.. sad but very true..best advice is to be yourself don’t worry about other people..be honest, have fun respect other people.

[@g3cd]

Funny, when I read the title, I thought "oh, now he realised $2500 for a piece of gear isn't 'very affordable'" and "he's going to say he's sorry for his snobby attitude and only recommending stuff if it costs more than 10k or is made by SSL, Focal or Neumann". Instead he's telling a story from wayyyyyy back 🤨

[@ColtCapperrune]

I don’t talk about budget gear on this channel. $2500 for that last piece of gear is affordable in the grand scheme of things even though it’s a lot of money. I’ve never done a video on a single piece of gear that cost more than $10,000. Not even close. so literally your entire comment is incorrect. If you want to see videos on budget gear, unsubscribe, and go find it elsewhere.

[@2grandbaby854]

This is plain ignorance. Anyone who has been in music for a while knows Colt is on point about $2500 being affordable. In the professional world, when it comes to production of music and film, proper budgeting is practically non-negotiable. If you think $2500 is bad, wait until you hear about how much folks had to spend before the digital age. Pro sounding records can be expensive to produce that’s why professional studios and record labels exist. No matter how skilled I am, I can’t sound like Drake with a $15 Temu mic, a Focusrite interface, and a poorly treated room. Colt is making an effort to save us wasted time on trying to polish dirt, because it is an indefinite rabbit hole. I myself spent years wondering what the “secret” the pros were using to get “that sound”. The real secret is: proper gear, a proper room, proper ears, and proper technique. You’ll be surprised at the minimal amounts of mixing the pros do to get the sound they want because they tracked everything with good microphones, preamps, and converters in a treated room. Take the advice Colt is trying to give, it will save you years of time.

[@AliAlZayer]

Extremely agree with your idea at least you will live with peace with yourself and the people around you.

[@hansvos5897]

Great! Thanks for sharing..... the way we act with the world shows how we see the world. If one sees an object, one treats it like an object. This go's for all relations, is there a me separate from .....?

[@snoopywalker1881]

“Adapt or die”

[@joeydego2]

Only be in competition with yourself and be realistic about your place at the trough.

[@dyonissiszoes3747]

More successful, I don’t know but at least some viewers will become more peaceful 😉. Another big part is the old « it’s not what you know but who you know ». Networking is super important in an industry where everyone knows everyone… (on local scenes)

[@Mikey__R]

I really like the audio on your talking head, warm with just enough saturation and compression. What's the signal chain?

[@SuperMax_____0.0_____]

❤❤❤❤ thank you

[@mixinginthebox]

TY fr..

[@2grandbaby854]

Love this video. However, people have to take this advice with a grain of salt. Comparing oneself to others can be detrimental but it can also be beneficial. Sometimes as humans we can get caught in being in our own bubble and our perspective is limited. The words “better” or “good enough” start to lose meaning without a reference or context. Friendly competition can push the envelope and lead to innovation but bitterness and negativity can sour the benefits of competition. For example, LeBron James wouldn’t become the player he is without trying to outdo the greatness of Michael Jordan.

[@garysalgado7612]

sound good too me !✌

[@talenwaver]

Talent has nothing to do with opportunity.

[@herenazano2132]

BIG UP BRO

[@brownhooque]

"Work ethic, level of talent and how good you are" are not metrics. Those are attributes.

[@henryhuynh2099]

Truth

[@dakota-sessions]

A lot of what you are describing comes from a change in hormones as we age.

[@binladen5299]

Colt I got a question . I just the got neve MBT . It introduces noise more then I thought it would . How do deal with that with multiple prices of gear ??

[@onethousandtwonortheast8848]

Don’t compare yourself to others. It will make you either vain or bitter. Wisest words and really the other guy has NOTHING to do with or your journey. Completely irrelevant.

[@audiodude]

What is the message on your hat?

[@joeygproducedit7863]

a lot of this music industry is controlled by evil people who love money. i started with trap beats, then went to house, but now i think im gonna end up at christian music. the world loves music that supports paganism and if you give into that, then you can make it. imo