What makes producing fun to you?
To me, producing is such an amazing outlet to express emotions & energy!
I love hearing new sounds, I love turning seemingly nonsensical noise into art.
I've been experimenting with new ideas and I want to get some inspiration from you for my next projects!
So what keeps you in that chair locked away from the world? Is it remixing video game music? Trying to make people headbang? Or just making the weirdest thing imaginable? LOL
Making a new video based on your comments!
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ps. sneak peak of the new studio ;)
GOHS†GVNGOFFICIAL
What makes producing fun for me is being able to express my feelings and emotions through music. Having the ability to put rage, anger, sadness, depression, happiness, love, etc., into a tangible idea is a really great form of release, allowing me to make sense of the chaos in my head. I also love seeing the reactions from people who I show my music to and explaining the story behind it and how I created it. Every song is a piece of art and I love being able to showcase them to other people. It definitely helps other people who may be experiencing the same emotions but aren’t able to put them into words.
NekoAzriel
What make producing? The thing that make producing fun is that all the sounds you can make, the differnet genres you can make, and the ways you can find inspiration and help from other producers. So that is what makes producing fun to me.
bracketedsic
No matter what I’m making, I want to give people something to listen to that will make them forget whatevers going on and just be immersed in the music and the moment. Music’s gotten me through a lot and I want to try to pass on the positivity and escape I needed to others who may need it.
N3CTRO
What makes producing fun for me is that you have tons of unique inspiration to make lots of sounds and also make people happy with music.
Xenom Defrost
mostly because of EVERYTHING.
I just love how sound works and making music is just like opening a pandora box of the secret in manipulating sounds, this interests me when I was a kid (around 10yo) when I heard the first-ever dubstep that inspired me so much, Bangerang. those weird sounds that I never heard of made me wondered “how in the world that normal instruments could play something like that?”. and that’s why I’m into producing even though I’m a bit late to notice that I like manipulating sounds