Have you ever noticed that longer you work on a track, the less you actually get accomplished? I think my productivity timeline must look something like this:
[img]http://img204.exs.cx/img204/3576/emdproductivitycurve5du.gif[/img]
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Have you ever noticed that longer you work on a track, the less you actually get accomplished? I think my productivity timeline must look something like this:
[img]http://img204.exs.cx/img204/3576/emdproductivitycurve5du.gif[/img]
you need a refreshing pepsi cola. always a jolt to the system.
That looks about how it goes for me too. :D
Why don`t you post it over at MP kobe?
will do, MJ
You need to take regular breaks, working solidly for one year is a Bad Idea,
and go with the Coca Cola, Pepsi mings.
Phew! I thought it was only me. Nice to know I'm not the only one.
It's true for me, but that's mainly because when I first start working on something, I get a lot of it down in the first day and spend the next few days tweeking that and making subtle changes. It may seem like I don't get much accomplished during those last few days because I usually don't add anything new, but that's really the part that determines whether the song sounds good or sounds like crap.
MP
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I have to sometimes let a track relax before I get too stressed out. Then I go back to it with a sane mind and cleared head.
Release everything you have as is and call it "pop Country"
You'll be rich...trust me.
oh man i had gotten myself so stressed out on a remix I have been working on and it got to a point where I couldn't ge the fucking thing out of my head all day ans all night it was there. It went away after a week or so and now I just need to finish up something to do with the song and it'll finally be done. I may even have someone whos willing to release it on a white label.
[url=http://www.mercurypromote.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6926]Do you think we could carry this conversation on at this link, after all, thats what it`s there for[/url] 8)
Just a thought :NotMe:
I have to take a break from my productions days at a time because it just gets so annoying listening to it over and over again....to the point where i feel it sounds like shit...when i come back to it a month later, it sounds good.
ask Kate Bush - shes got the old production schedule worked out to a tee