Re: Semi noob wanting to learn everything possible
Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2010 3:41 pm
my standard, if slightly rough, response to these queries:
work harder & get organized. sounds like you've got a bunch of questions-- get a notebook, write 'em down, keep track of the answers you get.
or, alternatively, plug away at it. I invoke this alot, but there's plenty of interviews where skream, mala, loefah etc discuss their working habits when they were just starting- they were FIENDS, all-night sessions, asking tons of questions, going out, bending people's ears, taking tons and tons of stuff in.
there's no silver bullet, there's not 1-stop easy answer...and there shouldn't be, the process of making music and being a musician is a lifelong journey of discovery.
so... shut off DSF and get to work!
work harder & get organized. sounds like you've got a bunch of questions-- get a notebook, write 'em down, keep track of the answers you get.
or, alternatively, plug away at it. I invoke this alot, but there's plenty of interviews where skream, mala, loefah etc discuss their working habits when they were just starting- they were FIENDS, all-night sessions, asking tons of questions, going out, bending people's ears, taking tons and tons of stuff in.
there's no silver bullet, there's not 1-stop easy answer...and there shouldn't be, the process of making music and being a musician is a lifelong journey of discovery.
so... shut off DSF and get to work!
my only point was i was not happy with the rate at which my tunes were progressing. i very much enjoy learning about anything production or music related now. since learning production ive taken a keen interest in learning anything musical. something i was not at all interested in prior to this. 
You posted this on DOA too right?
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