...or nearly. New approach - I have a pool of riffs, maybe 2-3 tracks each, maybe 8-16 measures. When I settle on one I force myself to work on that project alone and nothing else until the idea is completed enough to at least be in 'demo form.' At which point I'm pretty sick of hearing it, so it then goes into the demo pool and I go make some more starters or pick one I already have. Current end goal is to get 10 to 15 of these to demo form (could just need mixing, could still need some polishing, but big ideas should all be there) then swing back, whittle down to a solid 8-10, then set about completing it as a package.

Been a fairly solid approach so far. Actually writing for a change. Anywho, here is the latest to come of my forced approach..

https://whyp.it/tracks/290364/lantern-in-the-tunnel

little bit of industrial, touch of any means necessary, dash of smooth jazz to cleanse the palette.

 

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Whatever works

 

I don't think you like making music at all. I've never had to force myself to do anything that I like doing. Nor I have heard anyone else say something similar.

Just an observation.

 

I don't think you like reading at all. No such indication of not enjoying music in any of its facets in any form was indicated. I'd reiterate and restate perhaps even expand if I saw the use, but I don't see the point if you've so grossly mischaracterized the quite explicit and narrowly defined text of this thread.

Just an observation.