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Re: Do you think you can make it
Posted: Sun Jul 28, 2013 7:35 pm
by titchbit
ehbrums1 wrote:dubunked wrote:ehbrums1 wrote:No I don't, pretty much boils down to me not being confident enough to send my music around
m8 you've got no reason to not be confident. I like your music a lot. Push It is a tune and I also really liked some of your old sounds which are no longer on your soundcloud.
could definitely see them getting a release.
well push it is getting released lol
much luv
who is releasing push it m8? I know it used to say "LFX" or something but I didn't know what that stood for.
Re: Do you think you can make it
Posted: Sun Jul 28, 2013 7:48 pm
by ehbes
It's on the Life Force Sound compilation "X". Hence the LFS X
Re: Do you think you can make it
Posted: Sun Jul 28, 2013 8:46 pm
by titchbit
Ahh I see. Well congrats m8. Hope you release some of the old ones too.
Re: Do you think you can make it
Posted: Sun Jul 28, 2013 9:15 pm
by mthrfnk
In my eyes, I'm already doing more than I ever thought I would when I first opened FL.
I've taught myself musical knowledge and production techniques over the past 2 years and I'm at the point where (imo) I'm starting to make some good stuff, and the feedback I'm getting is pretty good too (not just from this forum/randomers on SoundCloud... I'm talking a couple of "pro's"... without trying to sound lame as fuck
)
My only limitation at this point is balancing my time between a real life job and music, and it's hard. I spend all my free time making music and I use a lot of my spare cash to fund what has basically become a habit of making more and more, better and better music.
At this point I could see myself getting a decent release within the next year, if that happens fair enough - if it doesn't it's not going to stop me making music, money/fame isn't what drives me.
Re: Do you think you can make it
Posted: Sun Jul 28, 2013 10:01 pm
by Reversed
mthrfnk wrote:In my eyes, I'm already doing more than I ever thought I would when I first opened FL.
I've taught myself musical knowledge and production techniques over the past 2 years and I'm at the point where (imo) I'm starting to make some good stuff, and the feedback I'm getting is pretty good too (not just from this forum/randomers on SoundCloud... I'm talking a couple of "pro's"... without trying to sound lame as fuck
)
My only limitation at this point is balancing my time between a real life job and music, and it's hard. I spend all my free time making music and I use a lot of my spare cash to fund what has basically become a habit of making more and more, better and better music.
At this point I could see myself getting a decent release within the next year, if that happens fair enough - if it doesn't it's not going to stop me making music, money/fame isn't what drives me.
haha exactly this, except for the time part, i'm just producing hardcore after exams then.