my number one advice for beginner music producers

this is my number one advice for music producers...watch if you're stuck

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Hi! My name is TAETRO. thanks for reading to the bottom of this page. i love making music, being creative and also helping other people make music and be creative. you can consider me your electronic music mentor. if you want to support this channel, many of the above links are affiliate links which means you can purchase gear or software at no additional cost and i will get a commission :) even just liking the video and subscribing to the channel helps a ton. thanks for watching the video!

[ericvernooij]

My advice has always been and will always be: Make music for yourself, and enjoy the process. Allow yourself to be shit at it.

[dio_hoestar_]

I draw and animate. Recently I started exploring the musical world and I'm finding that the learning process feels very similar to drawing and animation.
You fail a lot, you hit walls, you have to do a lot of research and it can become frustrating, but in the end the passion you have for it will always keep you coming back.
I have a tendency to skip basics and dive head straight into the complex shit, so I often have to remind myself to take a few steps back.

[plutooliver]

My only gripe about being a new producer is that the more inlearn the more i regret that i didn't persue it earlier in life. I absolutely adore the learning process. Just today I was playing with bass arps and did some joyful pearl clutching over the results 🤣 It's just so much fun, even the mistakes. I am naturally self motivated and love to seek out information so i appreciate what you are saying friend!

[ferasalnatsheh]

Great advice! When I started learning to code the lead engineer used to delay answering my questions, I was so frustrated because I have now to spend countless hours reading about the technology details and trying to understand what’s going on. After a year I realized that the process of answering your question is where the knowledge at and not the answer itself, I feel that also apply to other things you learn including music.

[KatieKatTG]

This wasnt't just great advice for new music producers. It's great advice for life in the 21st century.

I hope everyine is having a great weekend! ☮💜

[aa]

This is not just the advice for being a producer. It's an advice for any skills that you want to learn.

[parisisabella_]

It’s the answer no one, including myself likes to hear. But this is truly the most practical and honest advice. Producing is a lot of work and extremely frustrating. Especially, for those that are first starting. It’s best to be independent and put the work in to learn.

[ezekielgdk]

this is the formula for life... you just start, run into problems, and then solve them. problems bring growth so just know every time you run into a wall its an opportunity to get a little bit better.

[waitingforthursday]

Indeed, for beginners there's no clear and straight answers. As a beginner in beatmaking myself I've been on sponge mode for the last month (and managed to publish a few beats) mostly by finding hidden nuggets of know-how within long form uncut tutorials rather than topic-specific videos/tutorials.

Which was why I'm esp thankful for your 3-part uncut beatmaking process series 👍 That helped me complete and publish my first beat!

[joeonetime]

You put in a ton of time to make amazing, thorough, comprehensive and accessible videos. It bothers me to no end that people won't do the work and just ask you the easy questions that you've already taken the time to answer.

I hope it doesn't discourage you from doing what you do - because there are tons of us that are following with great interest and learning a TON from you.

[kyle]

Literally learning aspects of producing as you upload this. Perfect timing and makes me feel like on the right path. I appreciate your advice

[rmaximus]

Definitely taking in the information! I’m enjoying the melodies I can now create with learning the keys. Thank you

[MissNadie]

It's funny how having tools to learn more and satisfy our curiosity or doubts, we simply continue asking as if the answer was not just a click away. It is entirely due to the fact that we believe in the immediacy that social networks give us, for example, without the need for much effort.

[BigAmp]

Thanks Taetro! Really appreciate the sharing of knowledge & experience, Much respect for the perspective your teaching from!

[gilikimchimusic]

Such an important video. Best advice. Thank you for recognizing a need and simply answering it as clearly and relatable as always.

[danielsaintmusic]

this is such a good take. being resourceful is a personality trait not a lot of people have. and I believe part of the "question" is moreso them wanting to be seen and not as much them needing the question answered, maybe 50/50. great video man!

[ty-lar]

yo this was incredibly well put! The articulation is exactly how people need to approach this stuff! Don't ever feel entitled to information! You gotta be humble and go looking!

[jdleviathan]

Thank you so much man, I’m actively looking to try and make some music so I’m just wandering through YouTube watching videos and I really appreciate your advice. I really hope that all of your music you produce goes well

[Pscl]

You inspired me to upload my first (lofi) beat to my channel! And you helped me with all the tips! :D

[Nico-yvgd]

i love your channel man, genuinely you give great advice and insight