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Posted: **Thu Jul 18, 2013 7:57 pm**

i'm too shit at networking to get anywhere

also too lazy

Posted: **Thu Jul 18, 2013 8:05 pm**

Depends what you mean by making it, I would be extremely happy and feel like it been worth all the effort if i got a release on a decent label/vinyl release and got paid to play a gig somewhere abroad. Both of which are probably possible if i put enough effort in so who knows

Posted: **Thu Jul 18, 2013 8:16 pm**

Fairly confident I'm going to get all of that. Have you heard music lately?
I mean if you want to make something good that you like and have it released.. that's a different story.

Posted: **Thu Jul 18, 2013 10:15 pm**

chekov wrote:i'm too shit at networking to get anywhere

also too lazy

yes this is my tragic flaw too. I could never make a facebook page or a twitter account for my producer name and post 5-10 times per day. I'm just not that kind of person.

This is the solution:

Posted: **Thu Jul 18, 2013 10:17 pm**

chekov wrote:i'm too shit at networking to get anywhere

that you with the scratch dva rip??

nah but really im in the same boat

Posted: **Thu Jul 18, 2013 10:56 pm**

I never expect to make a living off of this. I just hope to be able to put out maybe 1 release or two at some point. Just to have a vinyl, CD, or whatever of my record in my own hands and sell maybe 50-100 copies, or an equivalent number of downloads would be something I'd be very happy with and I think is attainable, but I'm not ready to really promote my stuff. I've come some way from when I started making producing in November but my tunes are lacking right now and aren't all that intricate.

I have a step-brother who releases commercially and was even asked to be a session musician for Lauryn Hill, so hey you never know.

I plan on getting a drum-set and a nice midi keyboard when I land a full time job in my field.

Posted: **Fri Jul 19, 2013 1:00 am**

ehbrums1 wrote:
chekov wrote:i'm too shit at networking to get anywhere
that you with the scratch dva rip??

haha yer i send some stuff out but usually only when i see djs asking for people to send beats on twitter/fb

too shy to instigate proceedings

Posted: **Fri Jul 19, 2013 2:27 am**

Most random people ever always told me they'd expect me to get signed sooner than later but idunno. My style's unique enough and I have the hook-ups I guess but I feel kind of pressured. But yeah, dunno

Posted: **Fri Jul 19, 2013 2:33 am**

chekov wrote:
ehbrums1 wrote:
chekov wrote:i'm too shit at networking to get anywhere
that you with the scratch dva rip??
haha yer i send some stuff out but usually only when i see djs asking for people to send beats on twitter/fb

too shy to instigate proceedings

yeah i know that feel lol

Posted: **Fri Jul 19, 2013 9:34 am**

chekov wrote:i'm too shit at networking to get anywhere

also too lazy

this.

although my tracks don't get airplay on rinse like this tnuc

Posted: **Fri Jul 19, 2013 9:58 am**

fragments wrote:
Crimsonghost wrote:
fragments wrote:
Crimsonghost wrote:No. Not from my own stuff anyway. I'd love to actually work in a studio recording live audio. I don't have any interest in going to a club to see or play live music or a dj. I'm more more into the mixing and production side of things.
I'm thinking of using my free credit hours to begin taking classes in the studio recording program at one of the Unis I'm an adjunct at.
Couldn't hurt, right? Hell, I've been thinking of taking a recording class at the community college. Every little bit of knowledge helps.
I figure it'll either help me confirm what I've been doing is good or give me new ideas. I wouldn't look at either of these as bad thing.

Problem is it's one of those "closed" programs where you can't just pick and choose classes and you have to be in the program to take them. I talked to the director before about auditing (no grade, can't get degree) the classes. He didn't seem stoked.

Go to small underground show, throw it out their that you will engineer or assist engineer for free. People like free. I've engineered a couple albums on the recording side. They almost always hired for mixing but it was still good times to work at the desk.

Posted: **Fri Jul 19, 2013 12:59 pm**

johney wrote:
chekov wrote:i'm too shit at networking to get anywhere

also too lazy
this.

although my tracks don't get airplay on rinse like this tnuc

Posted: **Fri Jul 19, 2013 2:50 pm**

I don't know, maybe not. I don't know how to find my target audience.

Posted: **Sat Jul 20, 2013 8:09 am**

I said yes, but consider it more of a remote possibility than a close reality

Posted: **Sat Jul 20, 2013 10:21 am**

I don't think its even relevant, when you go to make a track focused on "making it" you lose focus on whats about in the first place.

People who make it are people who have the passion and drive to be themselves about djing and production in general - focusing on making it makes you focus on those who already have and you miss the formula which is non-existant.

There is no formula for making it - the only barrier is finding yourself creatively and learning enough to make imagination into reality.

Posted: **Sat Jul 20, 2013 11:17 am**

of course my horse you can make it. especially now when it's piece a cake to make your tracks public with youtube and fb. and since the audience is not that pretentious about the quality.
i think veteran djs laugh at how easily stars ar born nowdays. bam youtube, vevo all kinda shit and you make $$$$ with one track then retire and let the people ask where the hell that guy. like that french guy or the annoyng chinese one (i forgot their names) did.

Posted: **Sat Jul 20, 2013 3:27 pm**

cent4ur wrote:of course my horse you can make it. especially now when it's piece a cake to make your tracks public with youtube and fb. and since the audience is not that pretentious about the quality.
i think veteran djs laugh at how easily stars ar born nowdays. bam youtube, vevo all kinda shit and you make $$$$ with one track then retire and let the people ask where the hell that guy. like that french guy or the annoyng chinese one (i forgot their names) did.

except on youtube there are 5000000000000000 other producers you have to compete with who want to do the exact same thing as you

Posted: **Sun Jul 21, 2013 3:04 am**

I dunno man this questions far from the first thing on my mind tbh. But then again, that is probably my biggest fault too because I really should be taking advantage of doing something I love

Posted: **Sun Jul 21, 2013 3:36 am**

PillowFight wrote:Don't think you can, know you can.

I'm not sure if you're joking, but that's kind of how I look at it. I put a lot of time and effort into making music and as much as I do it for fun, I don't think I'd bother if I didn't expect my hard work to pay off. Also thinking positively about it definitely improves my moral when I'm making a track and makes me more likely to put the extra effort in when I get a bit disillusioned with my current ability.

Posted: **Tue Jul 23, 2013 8:17 am**

chekov wrote:i'm too shit at networking to get anywhere

also too lazy

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