Hey gang, This lesson is for those producers who are happy NOT trying to be a BIG DJ. The people who want to get better at producing, release some songs, but mainly just really enjoy the process of making music. This is important. I teach hundreds of producers, and I teach a ton on what it takes to become a professional producer/DJ. But the reality is, the process of chasing that career can become very disheartening because of all the things required beyond just making music. https://www.skool.com/elevate-your-craft/classroom/ac0935cf?md=bba24daa632a4fd8b9aa82f6964b832d

Hey everyone, Here's an interview I did with my good friend Dave Hill Jr. He wrote one of the first Ableton manuals and was a huge supporter of me, helping create the relationship with Ableton and start my first Production / Drumming clinic/workshops with Ableton and Izotope. Interview with Drummer KJ Sawka: Finishing Music, Supportive Systems, and Coaching Artists https://www.davehilljr.com/blog/interview-with-drummer-kj-sawka-finishing-music-supportive-systems-and-coaching-artists

Hey everyone, please reply to these questions for everyone to get to know you better - What do you hope to gain from Elevate Your Craft? - Tell us a bit about yourself: What inspired you to start making music: - Where are you at in your journey right now? Your Stats - - What’s the biggest challenge you're currently facing in your music career or creative process? - Have you released any music yet? If so, feel free to share a link — love to hear it! - What’s one goal you’d love to achieve with your music over the next 3–6 months, 12 months?

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Hey gang, Comment what you think and how you feel about this Most artists don’t fail because they’re untalented. They fail because they can’t emotionally sustain the process long enough to win. “Artists don’t fail because they’re bad. They fail because their nervous system can’t survive the journey.” The biggest myth in music is that success comes down to: - Exposure - Luck - Talent - Connections The reality is simpler, and for some, more difficult: Success depends on whether you can handle being ignored longer than you expected. The Invisible Killer: Being Ignored Most artists assume they’ll fail because: - People hate their music - They get negative comments - They get rejected But that’s not what stops most people. 90% of rising artists don’t quit because of hate. They quit because nothing happens. https://www.skool.com/elevate-your-craft/classroom/ac0935cf?md=4f9a33f140004177b0bda791e8b0efc2