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Posted at: 1/6/09 01:18 AM
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I've been making music for about a solid three years now and I find my music being haulted by what some call a music or writer's block (where everything you make either comes out sounding like shit or sounding like the same thing you've made hundreds of times). If anyone knows of any techniques or steps to get rid of this block, please explain.
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Posted at: 1/6/09 01:23 AM
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I often listen to other music to try and gather some inspiration from them, and also I try and find an idea to base music off of, like a painting, or a landscape, or a scene, and that way I can look to that for ideas when I get stuck. Try one of those solutions
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Posted at: 1/6/09 01:50 AM
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try some music theory books,they have some good shit...but i guess looking at waterfalls or unicorns fucking can be inspirational also..
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Posted at: 1/6/09 02:25 AM
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I thought writer's block is when you're completely dried up for ideas?
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Posted at: 1/6/09 02:30 AM
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I find something inspirational that causes some sort of emotion. Sometimes you think of something that really pisses you off and then you just channel that into song or tunes. Alternatively, if you feel calm you can make a slow song, and so on.
Or just drop acid. There's some instant inspiration
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