@TheAbsoluteProduction
Passion and dedication are the key to success, but not always. I've seen so many talented musicians here on YouTube who are like hidden treasures, yet their work often goes unnoticed simply because they lack sponsorship and industry connections. Itās sad to see such musicians remain hidden.
@Wheatsilo
Started an LLC for my music. Working 40hrs+ a week. 9 months in, and I haven't made a penny. But I have 370 subscribers on YouTube and a couple hundred people watch my music videos! It's a win for me. (I've been writing and playing music my whole life, not just 9 months) lol Edit: two weeks since writing this and I finally hit 400 subs!! Thanks!
@SakuretsuMusic
making it so far in 4 years is insane
@JohnValhalla
Happens to every one of us. Hereās a truth Iāve learned: *be a maker, not just a thinker.* Overthinking will hold you back. And donāt get too attached to every song you createāthey might feel special to you, but at the end of the day, releasing and *keeping the momentum going* is what matters. Simple rule: If you want to be a YouTuber, post videos. If you want to be a producer/composer, drop songs. If you want to do both, put both out there. Just keep creating and putting things into the worldāif you do, success will follow. Just keep leveling up your craft, quality is a very powerful tool.
@botta88
Your story is very inspiring. I too made a massive career shift when I was 26. I used to be a personal training and taught myself to write code. I have been working as a full-time developer for 10 years now. I recently became inspired to learn something new again and have begun dabbling in music. I have stumbled upon many of your videos and found them to be very encouraging and inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
@Vytil
everytime i watch one of these i learn that it always come back to just selling courses/mentorships to people no matter what category.. and making youtube videos about your courses and getting sponsorships once you get enough followers..
@danielmatamoros
Thank you for sharing! I'm 41 and have been very successful in my career as an attorney but I always wanted to be a musician and producer and slowly working on this solely out of passion.
@deluxshion
I randomly came across your video, and you just earned a new subscriber. bravo! Great job! Iām a professional music producer and sound engineer with 21 years in the industry. Your video gave me hope. Iāve always wanted to learn the violin but never did. After watching your video, Iāve decided to dedicate time every day to self-learning. Thanks for the inspiration. keep up the great work!
@LucasAveryMusic
You are hugely inspirational. You've made me rethink everything. I've followed you for a while now and love your content, but this video really hits hard and just seems to have lit a fire in my head and made something click. Thank you!
@drippingraven
A minute of silence for all the people that are gonna start music and 100% fail
@reinbew62
As a beginner, this is very motivating. I always thought I couldn't improve because I started the wrong way by having countless unfinished short loops. I couldn't continue those loops, I just didn't know how to but after watching this video I think I'm gonna force myself to finish a song
@stevenshaneyfelt
i hope people don't overlook the fact you started with a major accomplishment under your belt, visual effects is a massive accomplishment in itself- i've been producing since 2012 and am still waiting for a major accomplishment with music (besides a blog post) anyways, thank you for sharing!
@heisenbergwalter3363
you sell courses, so it's your business plan, not music production
@Itsbradgibson
Just recorded my first demo with GarageBand. Needless to say I need to watch a lot more tutorials lmfao! Great content. Thanks for sharing!
@diegorocha75
Very inspiring! Really love it! Iāll be 40 this year and for the very first time Iām taking courage to dive in the music business. Thanks for this amazing video.ā¤
@AirolianAi
What really seems to be consistent with all of the different motivational videos on this topic, is just that: Consistency. Consistently putting stuff out and improving skill and moving more stuff out for exposure. I along with many probably here have one glaring problem: putting anything out in the first place.
@Mladenovskimusic
Just here to say hi. And never quit what you love to work and never listen to negative people . I hope the best to every artist liking and reading thisā¤
@Torxtto
Wow......I've been at this for 11 years and spent all my time just mastering my craft. This video shows everything I've beem doing wrong. Im very impressed by yout journey and cany thank you enough for your insight.
@Echo-Escape
Great video! It was very inspiring to hear your story. Thanks heaps, I love your channel š:face-turquoise-music-note:
@musicbyplv