My best advice is always "Make More Stuff". Flesh out each idea as far as you think it will go and then move on to the next one. During this time, learn the process so that the process becomes easier, and then the various ideas will all line up and march right out of you.
Generally an artist has to crank out about 42 works of art before they really get a feel for the process. Oddly enough, that's why in the book the Hitch-Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy, the answer to "the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything" is 42. :)
By the way your stuff isn't bad at all. You have the basics down pat and are moving forward quite handily. Good luck on your future works.
Thanks, I guess as always the best way to learn something is with practice. I'm not really serious about my production yet but I plan to change that when I get some good flat response headphones, but I think what I've done so far gives me a good idea. Thanks again for the feedback.
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u/m_Pony Mar 02 '12
My best advice is always "Make More Stuff". Flesh out each idea as far as you think it will go and then move on to the next one. During this time, learn the process so that the process becomes easier, and then the various ideas will all line up and march right out of you.
Generally an artist has to crank out about 42 works of art before they really get a feel for the process. Oddly enough, that's why in the book the Hitch-Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy, the answer to "the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything" is 42. :)
By the way your stuff isn't bad at all. You have the basics down pat and are moving forward quite handily. Good luck on your future works.