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When do you dump tracks?

Fruitbat1919Fruitbat1919
in Other Music Content

This year I have come on leaps and bounds with getting tracks to a mostly finished and listenable state.

I do however find difficulty letting go of a track. I am starting to realise, that while I have great procedures to start tracks, I am spending too long on many tracks that are not going anywhere!

I find that my tracks often only start to really take shape after a few days of serious tinkering, but by that point, I feel that I’ve invested an amount of time where by I struggle to let go of a track that’s not really going anywhere.

So, how do you overcome this issue? What ideas or techniques to help you move on from a track?

Comments

  • jo92346jo92346

    I don't move on from tracks. I just give up when I decide to publish so I can work on the next one.

  • offbrandsoffbrands

    @Fruitbat1919 said:
    This year I have come on leaps and bounds with getting tracks to a mostly finished and listenable state.

    I do however find difficulty letting go of a track. I am starting to realise, that while I have great procedures to start tracks, I am spending too long on many tracks that are not going anywhere!

    I find that my tracks often only start to really take shape after a few days of serious tinkering, but by that point, I feel that I’ve invested an amount of time where by I struggle to let go of a track that’s not really going anywhere.

    So, how do you overcome this issue? What ideas or techniques to help you move on from a track?

    Following this thread as this is a great question i'm sure others have, myself included.

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