To Those Who've Started Their Music Career

piano1b · 07-17-2023, 05:57 PM

How did you do it?

Do you just start off with a DAW and play around until you got enough ok-sounding songs to grab an audience?

Did you rent a studio? Work with other friends and musicians to start your projects?

Just curious.

SanGonzalez87 · 07-20-2023, 08:56 AM

My best advice is: play with others.

You'll learn from your playing and your mistakes and also from listening to what other people play and say. Play, play and play.

The joy of music-making is, to me, very connected with community and a group enjoying the same activity.

You can always play yourself in your home, maybe an instrument or fooling around with your favorite DAW, but I always think of that as one of things: I'm practicing and enriching my musical palette or I'm creating music for other to hear.

Both of those, have something in common: I want to be better to play with others, I want others to enjoy my music.

That's my two cents!
All of my luck to you!

07-17-2023, 05:57 PM	#1 (permalink)
piano1b Groupie Join Date: Jul 2023 Posts: 3	To Those Who've Started Their Music Career How did you do it? Do you just start off with a DAW and play around until you got enough ok-sounding songs to grab an audience? Did you rent a studio? Work with other friends and musicians to start your projects? Just curious.

07-20-2023, 08:56 AM	#2 (permalink)
SanGonzalez87 Groupie Join Date: Jul 2023 Posts: 1	My best advice is: play with others. You'll learn from your playing and your mistakes and also from listening to what other people play and say. Play, play and play. The joy of music-making is, to me, very connected with community and a group enjoying the same activity. You can always play yourself in your home, maybe an instrument or fooling around with your favorite DAW, but I always think of that as one of things: I'm practicing and enriching my musical palette or I'm creating music for other to hear. Both of those, have something in common: I want to be better to play with others, I want others to enjoy my music. That's my two cents! All of my luck to you!