>open DAW
>fuck around with themes and settings
>get bored
>close DAW
how do I music?
Open DAW
Get an MPC
don't close DAW
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help, pls. I need to not be such an uninspired, lazy dickhole.
any tips?
just make music even if it sucks ass. The more you keep making music despite sucking your music will stop sucking. There's no quick way to learn how to make music unless you're a prodigy.
Just play around with the DAW. It really isn't that hard to figure how it works out.
If you don't know basic music theory you won't have any idea what you're doing.
before learning the daw
get yourself acquainted with vsts
vsts are the backbone of a daw and really make the process of making music on your computer fun
find software synth vsts and mastering vsts and learn how to add them to your daw
do not start with daw presets. that's what has been killing music since 2006
also do not rely on sampling.
learn music theory, basic music theory.
major and minor chords. church modes. learn a few bill evans piano licks, transcribe freddy king/chuck berry licks to piano. learn and copy from the masters.
do not sample
learn to play and develop your own style from there
desu I get inspiration to continue making shitty internet music because of frankjavcee. watching his videos gets me pumped to make uninspired millennial garbage
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Hate to break it to you, but the music theory guys are absolutely correct. Samples are fine if you bend can bend and break them to your every whim but without theory (can be chords or you could just think about vibrations and ratios) you will not be able to form a cohesive whole.
>do not sample
ABSOLUTELY WRONG
make music people want to sample.
dont be a crate-digging, sample license-paying plébiscité boyo
Wrong. You will never see me argue that knowledge of music theory doesn't help (sometimes astronomically) when writing music, but to suggest that it's a requirement for making good music is just flat-out incorrect.
making good music is not about luck or talent. it's about knowledge. you can make good music (or bad music, sad music, suspenseful music, etc.) with knowledge of music theory. few people understand this and that is why most music sucks.
how does one get acquainted with vsts without using a daw?
I love writing music but dread recording.
What do?
Get comfortable with recording and learn that if you're going to produce your own stuff, recording is part of writing music.
Or, find a producer.
pick a daw.
any daw.
vsts are the most important element to recording on a computer.