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realize your limitations. then spend everyday trying to exceed them.
who else wants to share what drives them?

GO TO SHOWS!!! nothing makes me want to make dubstep more than hearing it on a huge system which I don't get to enough givin my location in podunk Bozeman, Montana. However last night we went to the excision show down here in Denver and now I want to make dubstep more than ever before. I want to be the dude in the dj booth!!!!!

LordBid wrote:GO TO SHOWS!!! nothing makes me want to make dubstep more than hearing it on a huge system which I don't get to enough givin my location in podunk Bozeman, Montana. However last night we went to the excision show down here in Denver and now I want to make dubstep more than ever before. I want to be the dude in the dj booth!!!!!

there's nothing like looking up from behind the decks and seeing people smiling, dancing and vibing off what you do.

that quitting music just isn't an option. i've tried moving on to other hobbies at certain points during creative block/frustration, but it's what i love and always come back to no sense in fighting it

difference is these days i've accepted limitations/learned to go with the flow when it's uh...not flowing. and it's a hell of a lot more fun when you dont take yourself so seriously.....just focusing on the joys of the process of producing - learning new things here and there, gradually getting better and better and seeing the time put into it pay off when you have one of those moments when you catch a little tip or work in a perfect sample... that's enough to keep me going.

there's always a gem amongst all the tunes you make. just takes you believing in it and vibing and getting it to the right set of ears with a label

"This tune sounds shit, think ill try and make a better one"

How everything ends up reverting back to music. Hearing a cool sample in an advert, or machinery or anything, the first thing you think is "I need that".

marshy wrote:How everything ends up reverting back to music. Hearing a cool sample in an advert, or machinery or anything, the first thing you think is "I need that".

i swear the birds here sound like lazer zaps. endless lazer zap birdsong.

love getting lost in the sounds of the world around me

wayoftheworld wrote:

marshy wrote:How everything ends up reverting back to music. Hearing a cool sample in an advert, or machinery or anything, the first thing you think is "I need that".

i swear the birds here sound like lazer zaps. endless lazer zap birdsong.

love getting lost in the sounds of the world around me

I remember getting back from a night out to my flat and hearing the toilet door creaking, and it almost sounded like a riser as the creak rose as the door closed. I spent about 30 minutes at 4am trying to get the perfect take on my shitty mobile phone recorder.

Always good to spend time working with others. No one knows everything... Don't take the music too seriously either.

if i don't keep writing music i can feel myself mentally deteriorating and losing the plot a bit

i am to my music what Keanu Reeves is to the bus in Speed

marshy wrote:

wayoftheworld wrote:

marshy wrote:How everything ends up reverting back to music. Hearing a cool sample in an advert, or machinery or anything, the first thing you think is "I need that".

i swear the birds here sound like lazer zaps. endless lazer zap birdsong.

love getting lost in the sounds of the world around me

I remember getting back from a night out to my flat and hearing the toilet door creaking, and it almost sounded like a riser as the creak rose as the door closed. I spent about 30 minutes at 4am trying to get the perfect take on my shitty mobile phone recorder.

know what you mean, i'm always hearing epic things with no way to capture them. i'd invest in a minidisk recorder or something but i fear it would probably consume my life walking around with that thing building the best sample pack ever..

wayoftheworld wrote:

marshy wrote:

wayoftheworld wrote:

marshy wrote:How everything ends up reverting back to music. Hearing a cool sample in an advert, or machinery or anything, the first thing you think is "I need that".

i swear the birds here sound like lazer zaps. endless lazer zap birdsong.

love getting lost in the sounds of the world around me

I remember getting back from a night out to my flat and hearing the toilet door creaking, and it almost sounded like a riser as the creak rose as the door closed. I spent about 30 minutes at 4am trying to get the perfect take on my shitty mobile phone recorder.

know what you mean, i'm always hearing epic things with no way to capture them. i'd invest in a minidisk recorder or something but i fear it would probably consume my life walking around with that thing building the best sample pack ever..

i'd need beyond terabytes

wayoftheworld wrote:those moments.

When things come into place and it's so great i have to walk around for a bit because i'm so hyped up.

soon

Sticking time in it and realising that the longer I do it the better I get. I'm just fucking curious how my shit will sounds in a couple of decades

deadly habit wrote:

Haha YES!
Sounds like some sick delay.
Might have to sample one sometime.

DZA wrote:"This tune sounds shit, think ill try and make a better one"

Thanks for that one

Project EX wrote:Sticking time in it and realising that the longer I do it the better I get. I'm just fucking curious how my shit will sounds in a couple of decades

yeah! this! i wish i could somehow hear my future music without it changing the way i write now (or breaking the laws of time) :O