legend4ry wrote:Starting a tune is the easiest thing - its finding an idea worth going with whats the hardest... I think theres a 20 minute time period where if the track still isn't working, you should just close your daw and go do something else.
this.wub wrote:legend4ry wrote:Starting a tune is the easiest thing - its finding an idea worth going with whats the hardest... I think theres a 20 minute time period where if the track still isn't working, you should just close your daw and go do something else.
This.
Also, if you get really stuck, make up a couple of templates to fuck around with samples and bounce the output to spark some ideas, or else make a shit load of really messed up presets (if they're shit, delete them).
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Genophonics wrote:I don't know why but it's always the absolute hardest part for me...once i get started I can breeze through and create some pretty interesting stuff but the starting point is what always tough for me...I never know how stuff should start with drums or pads or bass or everything at once. Anybody else find this is somewhat true or just me? haha
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20 minutes? fuck if i followed that rule i think i'd have maybe one project file.legend4ry wrote:Starting a tune is the easiest thing - its finding an idea worth going with whats the hardest... I think theres a 20 minute time period where if the track still isn't working, you should just close your daw and go do something else.
)This. I would bet that most people have the same problem.mks wrote:Starting a song is always the easiest for me... Finishing it is something else though.
B-Frank wrote:Genophonics wrote:I don't know why but it's always the absolute hardest part for me...once i get started I can breeze through and create some pretty interesting stuff but the starting point is what always tough for me...I never know how stuff should start with drums or pads or bass or everything at once. Anybody else find this is somewhat true or just me? haha
Havent read past the first post but im the opposite. I find starting a tune easy, Program a few synths, work with a few scales and its all going good... Then the problem strikes where i sort of lose the passion I had for the tune and i find it hard to finish it. I mean i have been sitting on a half made tune what people around me says is sick (i stuck it on my decks at a house party n they all asked me what is was) yet i still cant finish it. Starting to find this a bit of a problem, i only ever finish like 10% of my tunes.
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