Learn the "Plug and Play" Framework System to un break the loop stage,

Learn the secret sauce that the "track finishers" know that the producers who get stuck in the loop stage don't know about.

Have you ever asked yourself why there are producers out there who seem like that they're able to finish track after track in ease, with enjoyment and on top of that also in very good quality?

While on the other hand you struggle to finish your ideas and loops?

Are you an overwhelmed rominimal / micro house producer, struggling to finish your tracks?

Do you start a new track and somehow during the process you lose interest, over listening it and can’t really get past what I call the loop stage?

If this isn’t enough, do you find yourself struggling to put together an arrangement, not even talking about an interesting arrangement? 

Do you have 5,10,50 or maybe 100’s of unfinished loops and ideas but don’t know how to turn them into a full fledged, finished upload ready arranged track?

Do you start a track, an idea and think, "Yes man, that’s the ONE, that will be release worthy and when people hear that shit from me they will go crazy."?

Maybe You even silently already start to fantasize that you might could send it to some Youtube channels that promote your track or send it to some (vinyl only?) labels.

So you keep working on it... But during the process you want to add more and more things to that idea, because you think you might make it sound even better. 

Because you’re so excited about that idea, you can’t actually stop listening to it. 

So because you want to make it even better, you start to tweak the bass, the kick and basically everything that is in there only to know on some level that you don’t like the whole idea anymore. 

But anyway, you try to arrange that thing only to find that it sounds soo boring.

You think that you maybe need different or more parts and you’re not so sure anymore about the initial idea and the loop goes on and on.

You slowly get frustrated and thinking that this was again a waste of time, you think you might need more knowledge, more samples, more gear to fix the problem of finishing your tracks and you don’t really feel like going to the studio soon again.

Anyway, one day you finally get the motivation to sit down in your studio, the same process starts again, this time you’re inspired by one of your favourite artists.

You want to make your idea sound like he or she. But the cycle starts again from the beginning the same one that we just talked about before:

Starting and idea -- getting excited -- over listening it -- leaving it because you get bored of it -- being frustrated.

You actually ask yourself:

"Why are there producers who feel enjoyment and are able to finish track after track and you struggle to finish just one track with an interesting arrangement?"

You can’t find a big difference between you and them:

They use ableton, they might use sample packs, they use similar gear like you and so on. 

At worst, you tell yourself lies that you might need to buy gear XYZ or that you’re just not cut out or creative enough for producing music. 

But let me tell you something:

You are enough creative!!

If those examples sound in the slightest familiar to you, don’t worry, you are not alone and you came to the right place, i promise you!

Now, why do I know so well how those struggling producers feel?

It’s very simple:

Because that was me a few years back.

I compared myself to other artists, I bought gear and analog drum machines that I saw on my most favorite producers instagram profile and thought it will make my tracks better.

I watched youtube videos and knew lots about synths and mixing but was not able to finish a single track. 

But even by owning all those machines, knowledge and having time on my hands (no kids at that time, nowadays I have two and finish track after track)

Nothing became better…

It even got worse because I felt even more overwhelmed by all those tools and gear that I acquired and only knew half assed how they work. I basically became a gear collector, rather than a track finisher. More: I was busy fixing the machines with setup and getting in sync with each other or ableton live which completely destroyed my enjoyment in the studio. 

Now, how is it today?

Nowadays, I enjoy working in the studio and most of the time it’s really fun, even if some tracks are not release worthy, I don’t care.

And I’m actually a dad of two young kids!

I actually was able to finish around 60+ tracks during the last year with a minimum of around 30 min writing time a day. Many of those tracks are release worthy. 

I made more tracks with less stuff:

I had less time, less money and less gear than a few years back!! 

Basically, I’m now more limited than I was ever before, but finish more tracks in better quality than ever before!!! As I’m writing this, I actually can’t really believe it! 

But it’s true.

Now you ask, how is it possible and how can you do the same? 

What’s the secret? 

It’s simple: I focused my time and energy on the right things at the right time.

For example, I didn’t care about mixing at all, I just wanted to finish track after track. I was not looking or reading for the latest hot gear in the market or listened too much to other producers tracks. 

But what I also discovered is that I followed a certain frame work which I was not aware of in the first place, but realized that it actually existed the more I talked to other producers who finished their tracks, but also by reading around 10 different books about creativity and taking mentorship classes about this topic I realized that I followed a framework.

Now, that’s exactly How I came up with this 4 week long online program called:

Introducing: 

Un break the Loop stage:

Learn the the Framework System to un break the loop stage, finish 90% of your tracks

and produce the tracks that you desire the most without feeling fear & frustration in the studio.

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Even if you only have 30 min a day for creative work