Recharge
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Guys it's not dirty talking about money at all. The truth is a lot of as can do a lot better if we had more free time for focusing on producing and djing and learning even more. I can work office jobs with my eye closed, but I always hated 9-5 jobs, I find them life draining. Since we made a new team in the office we've been killing with our stats everybody else, but I still prefer to be somewhere else even if I am killing it with my eyes closed.
I a firm believer we choose our own limits. My out of shape bear belly sorry piece of shit body can get used to 100-150 push ups a day in two weeks (last month).
I would say the old rule - put 10000 hours into learning something and you will master it. My djing progress this year was immense. I listened some mixes from last year and the difference is night and day.
I see a lot of people on this forum who can do great as professional producers/djs and I do believe the only problem is time. But it would not be such a problem if you are making money out of it.
Also Bobby is right, these days the only way to make money is touring and gigs and you are expected to not make any money from that at least for 1 or 2 years when starting, also if you have family good luck touring the world.
Nothing shameful in making a group with 2/3 producers staying at the studio as a 9-5 jobs and one dj making the gigs, As a matter of fact I think this is the most viable solution unless you making popular music - EDM, Dance, House,
I a firm believer we choose our own limits. My out of shape bear belly sorry piece of shit body can get used to 100-150 push ups a day in two weeks (last month).
I would say the old rule - put 10000 hours into learning something and you will master it. My djing progress this year was immense. I listened some mixes from last year and the difference is night and day.
I see a lot of people on this forum who can do great as professional producers/djs and I do believe the only problem is time. But it would not be such a problem if you are making money out of it.
Also Bobby is right, these days the only way to make money is touring and gigs and you are expected to not make any money from that at least for 1 or 2 years when starting, also if you have family good luck touring the world.
Nothing shameful in making a group with 2/3 producers staying at the studio as a 9-5 jobs and one dj making the gigs, As a matter of fact I think this is the most viable solution unless you making popular music - EDM, Dance, House,