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It's a human thing : we're full of great advices for the others but for some reason we rarely consider addressing them to ourselves.
And as a matter of fact, our best advices usually concern the others far less than they refer to ourselves.
Many times I replied to people to tell them to do exactly when I needed to do.
I doubt these posts were ever useful to anybody else but they became relevant when I realized I was the one who was supposed to listen.

Here's my point : everyone is his own greatest master because we know exactly what we need to do or learn to get better.
We (well, most of us) just don't realize it, suffer a lack of objectivity or can't face all it implies.

So, if you (think you) :
* know better or always have something to say for each thread
* know everything about synthesis
* make original tunes (or exhort people to be original/more creative)
* wonder wtf I'm on about (or think you're not concerned)

>> Have an honest look at yourself and your music, read your recent posts and replace all the "you"s by "I"s. I'm sure you'll learn more in a week than you did spending 4 hours a day reading others posts for months.

The irony of it all being that I'm writing this for myself

if only you (i) could turn your (my) senses inside.

Interesting post. Aided by the valium which is now fizzing in my belly I would very much like to congratulate you on the angle. It's is entirely more valid than endless Excision bass sounds/genre wars

Why did Nixon bug his own office?

He said he could learn alot from himself.

I think your lying

daft tnuc wrote:It's a human thing : I'm full of great advices for the others but for some reason I rarely consider addressing them to myself.
And as a matter of fact, My best advices usually concern the others far less than they refer to myself.
Many times I replied to people to tell them to do exactly when I needed to do.
I doubt these posts were ever useful to anybody else but they became relevant when I realized I was the one who was supposed to listen.

Here's my point : everyone is his own greatest master because we know exactly what we need to do or learn to get better.
We (well, most of us) just don't realize it, suffer a lack of objectivity or can't face all it implies.

So, if you (think you) :
* know better or always have something to say for each thread
* know everything about synthesis
* make original tunes (or exhort people to be original/more creative)
* wonder wtf I'm on about (or think you're not concerned)

>> Have an honest look at yourself and your music, read your recent posts and replace all the "you"s by "I"s. I'm sure you'll learn more in a week than you did spending 4 hours a day reading others posts for months.

The irony of it all being that I'm writing this for myself

I just took the liberty to correct your post

Seriously though, this is good stuff.

Nice one DC

I will gladly take a moment to do this

I feel as if I am entering into another creative phase so I'll most likely benefit from this exercise