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leaflet wrote:Around twenty minutes. If I have to work on it any longer than that I discard the track.

Hahah you must be a beatboxer or somet

ChadDub wrote:How long does it take you to make a song/choon/beat/whomper? Because I've been working on a beat for a total of 25 hours and 13 minutes so far, and that's racked up in the past 4 days. It usually only takes me max 8 hours but this one I've been actually trying on.

ChadDub wrote:How long does it take you to make a song/choon/beat/whomper? Because I've been working on a beat for a total of 25 hours and 13 minutes so far, and that's racked up in the past 4 days. It usually only takes me max 8 hours but this one I've been actually trying on.

ChadDub wrote:How long does it take you to make a song/choon/beat/whomper? Because I've been working on a beat for a total of 25 hours and 13 minutes so far, and that's racked up in the past 4 days. It usually only takes me max 8 hours but this one I've been actually trying on.

ChadDub wrote:How long does it take you to make a song/choon/beat/whomper? Because I've been working on a beat for a total of 25 hours and 13 minutes so far, and that's racked up in the past 4 days. It usually only takes me max 8 hours but this one I've been actually trying on.

this fucking guy

I'd say whenever it comes to dubstep or something processing-heavy I spend at least a week on it, if I can stay motivated enough to finish it, sometimes songs just just turn into practice tracks which I'll just play around with, but if it's something like hiphop/trap or ambient I can usually finish in about 3 days, cause most of the time I sample instead of designing my own sounds, whereas I spend hours fking with synths when it comes to dubstep, usually still sounds shit in the end aswell lol fml