Before You Give Up on Music Making, Watch This

[@phillindablank]

Thank you for making this video, I’ve seen your channel grow over time and I really like the direction it’s going in! I think I felt stuck for a while, but I think I’m ready to make a jump and start releasing music/videos again!

[@wielandsteber8467]

Yea thanks

[@EkssperimentalSoundsStudio]

Good advises here, thanks for sharing!

[@RandomNoiseMusic]

🙏

[@drawaline279]

Great video. Thank you for sharing your experience on such a complex topic.

[@RandomNoiseMusic]

Thanks for checking it out, and glad it was useful! ♥️

[@charles-cf1wt]

This is very helpful advice Thanks for sharing your thoughts and methods

[@RandomNoiseMusic]

Thank you for watching, glad to know it is helpful 🙏

[@AA-ge4uj]

I took your Minimalist advice & it worked a treat. I'm living in a country far away from my studio but VST & Controllers work good enough. I have 20 pieces of Synth Hardware back home (from 1982 & on) so I allowed myself 30 VST on my HDD, a massive difference from 200+ After I took away all that clutter, my workflow became more streamlined & production less stressful. You spend so much time looking at all your options but always fallback on your GoTos so fuck the rest. Also, Cubase & Ableton boot faster as a bonus.

[@RandomNoiseMusic]

Thanks for sharing, glad to know that it was helpful and what you mentioned is so true! 💯

[@audian666]

nice video! sounds familiar on many sides... Thx for the tip to start making 'experimental' stuff to break free !

[@RandomNoiseMusic]

Thank you!

[@MrSwordstroker]

Thanks man I needed to hear this!

[@RandomNoiseMusic]

Thanks for watching and glad it was useful! 🙏

[@comatek5101]

Listen differents music can help for inspiration (for me it works) And if you can do random patterns, you can found a nice groove for example :)

[@RandomNoiseMusic]

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