Production & Technical Aid

[zedicusprime]

When is enough enough on your track.....how do u know when its the finished track...as im still learning and using new vstis etc etc
and when i go back to a track with new ideas i find it hard not to tinker with it.....

[BBM]

When is enough enough on your track.....how do u know when its the finished track...as im still learning and using new vstis etc etc
and when i go back to a track with new ideas i find it hard not to tinker with it.....

Every project is a learning experience and no matter how good or professional you are, you are always learning, just watch any interview, they all say the same thing. It's not a bad thing and often encouraged to re-visit projects (to see how you can improve it based on your new skills) but an equally good skill to have is to complete a song and move on. Personally, I find I will never be happy enough to call a track "completed" so I just get it to a point I think is acceptable, bounce it, and move on to the next.

[Derealshit]

Every project is a learning experience and no matter how good or professional you are, you are always learning, just watch any interview, they all say the same thing. It's not a bad thing and often encouraged to re-visit projects (to see how you can improve it based on your new skills) but an equally good skill to have is to complete a song and move on. Personally, I find I will never be happy enough to call a track "completed" so I just get it to a point I think is acceptable, bounce it, and move on to the next.

Well Said Dude. Well put.

[cptsparkle]

Lots of good advice all leaning towards logic. I especially like the point of sticking with one piece of production software.