Re: track i am working on
I learned something about listening to others...mostly this applies to artwork, but it could clearly apply to what you are going through.
Julian Schnabel (painter) once said, "Never listen to anyone when it comes to being responsible for your own work" Now it's nice to get feedback from people. But taking the feedback from 20 people and then changing your attitudes on the song doesn't say much for your opinion of your work. Frankly I liked it and wish you had just kept it the way it was.
Unfortunately sometimes you do listen to others about your work, and then you change the song...then down the road you wish you had kept it the way it originally was...then you end up kicking yourself in the ass. Don't do that. If you feel it might be lacking. Finish up the song anyway...then do your own remix of the track. Look at PVD, that guy does around three remixes for every song he has ever put out.
Just remember this...those 20 people might not have liked it...but 20,000 more might just have really loved it that way.
Originally posted by ShawnD64
Julian Schnabel (painter) once said, "Never listen to anyone when it comes to being responsible for your own work" Now it's nice to get feedback from people. But taking the feedback from 20 people and then changing your attitudes on the song doesn't say much for your opinion of your work. Frankly I liked it and wish you had just kept it the way it was.
Unfortunately sometimes you do listen to others about your work, and then you change the song...then down the road you wish you had kept it the way it originally was...then you end up kicking yourself in the ass. Don't do that. If you feel it might be lacking. Finish up the song anyway...then do your own remix of the track. Look at PVD, that guy does around three remixes for every song he has ever put out.
Just remember this...those 20 people might not have liked it...but 20,000 more might just have really loved it that way.
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