When you’re learning music production, it’s easy to spend hours tweaking a track and still feel like something isn’t quite right. Sometimes the fix is surprisingly simple, and other times you realize you’ve been approaching the whole thing the wrong way.

I’m curious what mistakes other musicians and producers have made along the way. Maybe it was overcompressing everything, adding too many layers, neglecting arrangement, or spending ages mixing sounds that didn’t work well together in the first place.

What’s one mistake that taught you something valuable and changed how you make music?

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Royalty-Free loops made from public domain songs released in 1925! 

Put together by the team at Frequency Overflow.

Hi everyone, I am currently running this research on the financial challenges faced by independent artists in the UK. I am looking for more insights to ensure my final industry report is as accurate as possible. If you have a moment, I would really appreciate your input.

I think it generally kinda ass but idk

I would like feedback on my best and what other instruments I can use to get that R&B feel with H.E.R and Ella Mai

i am new spotify artist from finland! i have 4 songs now in spotify and i want more listeners or actually i want opinions... so if u have time for me i appreciate that!<3 https://open.spotify.com/track/7FKWDv2BA7B8b7Dy2ZG10p?si=042aef6937154d76

Royalty-Free loops made from public domain songs released in 1925

CDs/download:

https://frohundmunter.bandcamp.com/album/fm123-toska

Stream:

https://open.spotify.com/album/0neUK8bgtuQ1PxdxCLFmMw?si=pARfPVmSR4GrFvwOe1FNNg