I actually disagree here. For music, its often the post and pre that I dislike the most. Post production often is listening to something a lot and adjusting stuff until it feels "perfect". This can get kind of hard to do since a mix can sound great on your computer speakers but be terrible on a phone or in the car. You can also spend all day getting the perfect mix, then listen the next day and it sounds terrible with fresh ears. Pre production for me is staring at a blank project until something moves or I take a break. By far the hardest part of making a new song for me. When I get past the initial challenge, I have so much fun creating
@@MonkeyNessShorts No worries! I'm only an expert on my own experience anyway. It seems like there's a lot of people that love music post-production work. Live shows also have a really tough "production" phase so it's all up to what you're doing I suppose
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I actually disagree here. For music, its often the post and pre that I dislike the most. Post production often is listening to something a lot and adjusting stuff until it feels "perfect". This can get kind of hard to do since a mix can sound great on your computer speakers but be terrible on a phone or in the car. You can also spend all day getting the perfect mix, then listen the next day and it sounds terrible with fresh ears. Pre production for me is staring at a blank project until something moves or I take a break. By far the hardest part of making a new song for me. When I get past the initial challenge, I have so much fun creating
Thanks for sharing, I probably shouldn't have drawn the music analogy as it's a medium I'm not very well-versed in.
@@MonkeyNessShorts No worries! I'm only an expert on my own experience anyway. It seems like there's a lot of people that love music post-production work. Live shows also have a really tough "production" phase so it's all up to what you're doing I suppose