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⚡Let's hear it: What's the hardest part of music production for you? Let me know and maybe I'll be able to help! 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

It's refreshing to see a channel using modern, fast paced YouTube editing techniques without the obnoxious subtitles or shouting intro 🔥🔥🔥

Hilarious intro 🙂 .. Back in the 80s I learned to finish every song I started on, sometimes several at the same time .. ahh, back then when MIDI was young and the gear solid 🙂 - so, after 30+ years I decided to re-record 800+ tracks just to prove who I am 🙂

Thanks for the tips man! They always come in handy!👍👍

A few years ago, I turned off ALL notifications on my computer. The difference it made was MASSIVE.

Originally, I've come to your channel for How-to-make-music-like-videos. And of course, I still like them. And there is stuff like this video. We all can observe that you are still learning if we compare this video with older ones discussing the same topics. In Germany, we have the saying "Was kümmert mich mein Geschwätz von gestern? Es kann mich doch niemand daran hindern, jeden Tag klüger zu werden." - English: What do I care about yesterday's gossip? Nobody can stop me from getting smarter every day. - And i think this fits best 😄 - Have a marvelous weekend, Will.

For me now, the hardest part of music production is drawing a line under a track and telling myself, "OK it's finished". I have wasted a lot of time by tweaking parts of my mix that is not going to make any difference and is only delaying me finding it a home. I can for sure say that your guidnace has significanly helped me as a producer. Thanks, mate.

Gold advice! The breaking up sessions + avoid looping will be tough but I can see the benefit

Liked the video before i even get past the ads... Edit : i just finished the video and just in case anyone needs a extra tip.. Stop wasting your time over processing things in the production stage... Just get the sounds and the main vibes in.. You can do some basic stuff like high passing instruments that needs it... Or adding some spatial effects... But generally you wanna leave the more advanced stuff for the mixing stage

Will, you are probably the last producer standing that is not caught up in this stupid paid promos. I dumped a lot of good channels because they all turned their priorities to paid proms vs. Providing solid tutorials. And i am with you forever, probably the first subscriber ever 😊

I really hope I can stick to producing this time as your videos are the best I found so far and finally makes it accessible to me. You are great!

solid advice as always!🔥🔥🔥🔥

These were great tips, thanks!

Great Vid, with good advices. Thanks Maestro :)

Always inspiring, thanks for that will

1. Use shortcuts. 2. Use templates. 3. Keep samples organized. 4. Have a plan. Use constraints. Use reference tracks. Don't over-listen to your track. 5. Don't get distracted. 6. Create a process.

Great tips! Thank you

As someone who has taken up producing in the past year, and there being so much to learn, your channel has been such a positive force for my ongoing learning - it has had a huge impact towards my ability to continue making (hopefully improving) music. Thank you so much for your hard work and amazing knowledge! :)

Probably one of the most helpful work-flow videos I´ve seen on this topic

Solid Will, thank you. Listening over and over is my Achilles.