AFfriKkAaa
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I've been happy with nearly all the beats I've made but its only been this year (5 years in) that I have been happy with the standard they are at...Fact is you might learn what took me 5 years in 5 months and your standards may be a lot higher or lower than mine!
The most important thing is that you keep learning from every beat you make. Everytime I feel things getting stagnant, or too routined I change up my workflow...chop that sample in a different way to usual, or lose the sample altogether and compose something, use a sound you wouldn't normally use, or try some crazy mixing trick you read about e.t.c...do whatever you want!
Listening back I will admit that my approach has f*ct up some beats in the past but learning what doesnt work is just as important as learning what does IMO...
The most important thing is that you keep learning from every beat you make. Everytime I feel things getting stagnant, or too routined I change up my workflow...chop that sample in a different way to usual, or lose the sample altogether and compose something, use a sound you wouldn't normally use, or try some crazy mixing trick you read about e.t.c...do whatever you want!
Listening back I will admit that my approach has f*ct up some beats in the past but learning what doesnt work is just as important as learning what does IMO...
