7 Tips To Learn Music Production At Home 10x FASTER!

Here are my 7 secret ways to learn music production as fast as possible in 2024!

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WHO AM I?
My mission is to help you learn music production at home the FAST & EASY way in order for you to make money from your music and become a full time music producer.

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In this video, I share 7 different ways for self taught music producers to learn music production faster at home and online. From reading music production books, to taking online music courses and remaking songs, all those tips and tricks are supposed to help you learn music production at home fast. You don't have to work hard, you just have to learn music smarter.

[musicbyplv]

What is your biggest takeaway from these 7 tips? Let me know! 💬

[macaroon]

Yip. Remaking songs is the best tip. I increased in abilities JUST from remaking one song. And it's a great way to learn since you pick the song you like and end up learning the genre you like

[wisnzpi]

I definitely need to structure myself, but it's hard when I don't even know what I need to learn. The amount of resources available can be overwhelming!

[glitch_-TT]

0:22 use books
1:31 learn from the best
remake songs
2:22 80/20% rule
20 learning 80 making
3:29 structure/plan
4:27 Feynman technique
teach to others
5:46 give feedback
6:46 online courses
8:33 mental game, commit to learning

[theblackedge]

The biggest takeaway for me is the 80/20% rule, Im guilty of overindulgence in tutorials

[xxloki]

I am a music producer from China, and I strongly agree with the viewpoint expressed in your video. Let's keep improving together!

[fetlogy]

Love that video, you're not selling success, just straight up facts and tips

[thunderbeatz]

In the mix tutorials, great choice! I really enjoy your content and these tips are really usefull, I've learned a lot. thank you PLV!

[blackthunder]

Thank you PLV for this video; 5 years ago I also started producing music with the goal that I one day I could finally do it as a full-time job. In the process I burned out badly, 2 times in a row, which led me to stop pursuing what I knew was my vocation. In the meantime I started DJing hoping that the skills I would eventually develop could be converted in music production making it more natural. This made me crave to release my own songs even more to the point where I felt ready again to get back on track. The fear of getting burned out again though never got away, so I started to procrastinate really bad in order to find THE best way to grow as an self-taught artist and shortly after everything stagnated again. Today I casually came across this video and decided to give a shot; needless to say that now I have hope again. There's something in the way you talk about these tips, maybe it's the subtext of your own struggle into carving a path for yourself I relate with that shines through, which make your words pure gold for me. Thanks again.

[infernal]

Exact reason why i whent back to school to learn sound engineering, music production mixing and mastering to rly get indepth on how to sculpt sounds with a teacher, cause you can only learn that much on your own and the worse part is you might teach yourself the wrong things imo😅

[lila]

Starting music production by myself, I realize I need to structure my learning and your advices are sooo helpful ! Will definitely come back to this vid again. Also, hi from France ;)

[omarg]

This channel is a gem happy I found it

[timebroua]

This video has very good delivery!
Wish you real luck with all of that!

[nowalletevolution]

What a fantastic video for beginner producers like me. Thanks for making the effort to post this!

[uygarerkus]

You're awesome, I fell in love with your intellectual! I'll watch this video several times again for sure.

[lumiflexion]

Thanks for all this info it's so useful! I laughed so much at the library tip, too - I always forget they exist

[chrisseaber]

Thank you so much for your help and advice. ❤

[EKOHFLARE]

I’m way too self-conscious to ask for help, or share my music to get feedback. The fear of realizing that all my hard work was for nothing, is no joke. I just keep creating unfinished songs, trying to figure what the fuck I’m even doing here and should-I just quit everything.

[AaronLyons]

thank you so much! You're an angel

[phantomwarrior]

I started music production on a more serious note in Spring of 2023. It’s been an amazing experience so far especially, because I surround myself with people that need producers. I always try to learn something new, but I occasionally forget to actually do stuff. And for some reason, I can’t mix heavy distortion guitars for my life..