Damn, 10 projects running at the same time are crazy! Yet it makes a lot of sense to be able to work on different stages of production than whatever stage a single project would be in. Ensuring that basic samples and patches of various instruments are there when initiating a project is certainly great advice, regardless of genre. Loading them all up individually is a lot more tedious than modifying or replacing them!
I don't work at 10 projects at the same time... I have 10 projects that I'm actively working on. they have been the same 10 projects for the last 8 months or so.
I'm currently forcing myself to work only on one main project; this for me seems to be the only way to actually get a song finished. Still takes years sometimes because i only make music on the weekends on the days i'm not out there socializing. 😅 I "allow" myself to start new songs to capture the ideas or to do sound-design sessions, etc., but i try to put >90% of my time into my main project. I probably should do short daily sessions and not those huge weekenders where i feel like i *have* to make progress because i've been stalling all week 😅
Yeah I've found working in 1-2 hour sessions per day is way more productive than spending a whole weekend working on a song. After a while nothing really works anyway...
Nice tutorial as always bro , i would like to ask you if you can talk about Track Construction Blocks as an idea for faster workflow from beginning to finish i know there isn't any universal formula or rules but some crucial points on that would be very nice.
As always, great video wth a lot of valuable lessons. I'm currently looking into your gumroad packs and money is a little too short to just buy it all at once. You mentioned your Essentials 3 pack, which 3 packs of the ones you released would you recommend to have the basic frameworks (kick, bass, basic squelsh, grit synth, etc. ideas to start the sound design process)?
Yo! Your Fanlink link is dead. :( Have you released anything since the Dec 2022 album? Also, don't you find the black Ableton theme a little...uninspiring? It's so hard to look at. Puppies and Rainbows! =)
ohh yeah I just kept copy pasting the same link into my description... I should update my description in general. Nowerdays I release on Eclipse Sound Syndicate so you can follow my musical journey there!
Damn, 10 projects running at the same time are crazy! Yet it makes a lot of sense to be able to work on different stages of production than whatever stage a single project would be in. Ensuring that basic samples and patches of various instruments are there when initiating a project is certainly great advice, regardless of genre. Loading them all up individually is a lot more tedious than modifying or replacing them!
I don't work at 10 projects at the same time... I have 10 projects that I'm actively working on. they have been the same 10 projects for the last 8 months or so.
@@Projektor_music Yeah yeah that's exactly what I meant and it's pretty awesome you have 10 ACTIVE projects :D
I'm currently forcing myself to work only on one main project; this for me seems to be the only way to actually get a song finished. Still takes years sometimes because i only make music on the weekends on the days i'm not out there socializing. 😅
I "allow" myself to start new songs to capture the ideas or to do sound-design sessions, etc., but i try to put >90% of my time into my main project.
I probably should do short daily sessions and not those huge weekenders where i feel like i *have* to make progress because i've been stalling all week 😅
Yeah I've found working in 1-2 hour sessions per day is way more productive than spending a whole weekend working on a song. After a while nothing really works anyway...
Nice tutorial as always bro , i would like to ask you if you can talk about Track Construction Blocks as an idea for faster workflow from beginning to finish i know there isn't any universal formula or rules but some crucial points on that would be very nice.
I do actually have a video planned on that but you might find my arrangement guide for psytrance will help with that too!
As always, great video wth a lot of valuable lessons.
I'm currently looking into your gumroad packs and money is a little too short to just buy it all at once.
You mentioned your Essentials 3 pack, which 3 packs of the ones you released would you recommend to have the basic frameworks (kick, bass, basic squelsh, grit synth, etc. ideas to start the sound design process)?
I'd reccomend volume 4 of my preset pack for serum (which released earlier today! video coming soon).
Yo! Your Fanlink link is dead. :( Have you released anything since the Dec 2022 album? Also, don't you find the black Ableton theme a little...uninspiring? It's so hard to look at. Puppies and Rainbows! =)
ohh yeah I just kept copy pasting the same link into my description... I should update my description in general. Nowerdays I release on Eclipse Sound Syndicate so you can follow my musical journey there!
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