Practice
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I was mostly joking 
One should always strive to release music of quality.
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but it was relevant though, I’m like you an actually don’t produce the same kind of music that is my favorite to listen to
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KISS theory
K eep
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S imple
S tupid
and
turn everything down!!
If everything’s highlighted, nothing’s highlighted.
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logs off of the internet
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Best musical advice though?
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The G altered scale is just a G# melodic minor ascending
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This isn’t really advice given but more of a lesson learned: Be your own worst critic. Never let anything pass that you have nagging doubts about. But also don’t overdo it, music is never perfect and there will always be things you will look back upon and wish you would have maybe done things differently. You have to both look at your music objectively (e.g. is this good? Is it worth releasing? Would I listen to this if it was made by someone else?) and subjectively (Is this the best that I can do? Am I satisfied with what I’ve made?). It took me years to understand this oxymoron, but I’m not really there yet to be abled to make these distinctions well enough to be fully satisfied with anything I’ve released.
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Never give a sucker an even breakbeat.
Hold steady
never be afraid to hurt someone’s feelings or to get your feelings hurt, and never be afraid to tell someone that does not sound funky.
Ive lost multiple friends over this, but no regrets!
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Is Funky the only way to sound?
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Lets just say that either you’re funky or you’re not.
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if you’re supposed to be playing something funky then yes.
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Do a snare/clap on steps 2 and 4.
Hihat on offbeat.
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My Father sent me something like this, not verbatim:
Question:
I want to be a musician when I become a grownup. Is that an insane thing in today’s world?
Answer:
Yes, it is an insane thing to want to be. Becoming a grownup is highly overrated. Just become a musician and you’ll be much happier.
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Unless you end up a failed musician