12 years here self-taught and finally making music I can be proud of. I do have pretty high musical standards though. Sometimes I can’t even find new music for my DJ sets because I just don’t like anything
Definitely, and there are so many factors that influence learning. I fall on the slower side of the learning spectrum but I make up for it by investing a lot of time into whatever it is that I'm learning. In regards to music production, I think there's a baseline level of comfort that most people are trying to achieve. Many new producers want to be able to quickly and consistently produce songs that they're happy with - this is when music production becomes the most fun. Getting to that point is what I consider "learning music production". That being said, there's always room to improve!
Thanks for the video, I’m a singer and want to learn to produce my own music, I will be ordering your program within the next month. I’m from Canada too, I live in Alberta… 👊
Hey Charles! I think I am best at the singing and songwriting and not too familiar with producing. My main goal is to put out music. Should I produce my own songs or try and find a producer?
@@BlackGhostAudio I've been following along perfectly so far, thank you so much for taking the time to do this, the way you put everything together has been more easier to digest than most.
It depends on how much time you spend on it, how efficient you are with your time, and your past experience using a DAW. You can learn almost anything for free on TH-cam, but if the goal is the learn how to use Ableton as quickly as possible, take a structured course. Students that take my music production course have a great grasp on Ableton after a month, investing about one hour per day. The course itself is around 10 hours, but you'll spend another 10-20 on the assignments.
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12 years here self-taught and finally making music I can be proud of. I do have pretty high musical standards though. Sometimes I can’t even find new music for my DJ sets because I just don’t like anything
I find it funking hilarious how after she says I don't think this is for you, you dumped her
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Thanks for sharing your experience on music production
That's such a hilarious story about your ex girlfriend
Thank for this vids. Its really inspired me
it literally took me 15 years to get where I'm at. Some people learn fasters than others. Some slower. Some never learn.
Definitely, and there are so many factors that influence learning. I fall on the slower side of the learning spectrum but I make up for it by investing a lot of time into whatever it is that I'm learning. In regards to music production, I think there's a baseline level of comfort that most people are trying to achieve. Many new producers want to be able to quickly and consistently produce songs that they're happy with - this is when music production becomes the most fun. Getting to that point is what I consider "learning music production". That being said, there's always room to improve!
What type of music production is in your course bro ?
Thanks for the video, I’m a singer and want to learn to produce my own music, I will be ordering your program within the next month.
I’m from Canada too, I live in Alberta… 👊
Hey Charles! I think I am best at the singing and songwriting and not too familiar with producing. My main goal is to put out music. Should I produce my own songs or try and find a producer?
yeah you should find a producer that matches your style
Can learn on FL studio?
ofcourse!!!!
Can i follow this with Ableton 12?
Yes, there are some extra features in Ableton 12, but it won't take away from your ability to follow along with the course.
@@BlackGhostAudio I've been following along perfectly so far, thank you so much for taking the time to do this, the way you put everything together has been more easier to digest than most.
@@theintroverse1905 Amazing! If you have any questions, just reach out. I'm always available to help.
I am doing job in IT right now 23 years old
Can I start learning ableton now and how much time will it take for me to master it ??
Plz answer
It depends on how much time you spend on it, how efficient you are with your time, and your past experience using a DAW. You can learn almost anything for free on TH-cam, but if the goal is the learn how to use Ableton as quickly as possible, take a structured course. Students that take my music production course have a great grasp on Ableton after a month, investing about one hour per day. The course itself is around 10 hours, but you'll spend another 10-20 on the assignments.
I might of tried it out if you would of said fruity loops dude
What school In LA?
Icon Collective
i might have to sign up if i can get my adhd in check