Critical Time Management Strategies for Music Producers

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 5 июн 2023
  • Music producer Joel Wanasek discusses time management strategies for busy studio professionals as well as aspiring ones who need to find more time for music in their busy lives.
    --
    🔴 LEARN TO MIX: nailthemix.com/
    --
    📲 INSTAGRAM: / joelwanasek
    📲 TIKTOK: / joelwanasek
    --
    I’m Joel Wanasek, a pro mixer who’s worked with artists like Scott Stapp, Machine Head, Attila, Monuments, and Vinyl Theater. I’m also the co-founder of Nail The Mix, the world’s best online school for rock & metal producers.
  • ВидеоклипыВидеоклипы

Комментарии • 18

  • @yonaguitar
    @yonaguitar Год назад +4

    I very much resonate with this. I currently work a 9-5 while I slowly transition over to audio, I go to the gym 5 days a week, and I still have time to juggle consuming audio educational content, practicing guitar, working on mixes from bands/friends, and learning how to mix from NTM. This is all on top of managing my relationships with friends, SO, whatever. Anyone who says they dont have time in their day just hasn't audited their day or hasn't decided what should be prioritized. Great video.

  • @breckenphillips6517
    @breckenphillips6517 Год назад +1

    “Always budget your time as if every project could be a disaster”
    Boy if this isn’t the best wisdom 😅

  • @danizha212
    @danizha212 Год назад +1

    Studying when you are at the store is so relatable to me 😂 awesome video as always Joel!

  • @jasonclark6058
    @jasonclark6058 Год назад

    Awesome video as always, great tips!!!! The rant videos are solid gold, keep them coming.

  • @AlexeySolovievMusic
    @AlexeySolovievMusic Год назад

    High quality content Joel! Please do more of this!

  • @bleiddd
    @bleiddd Год назад

    Very good points that I can relate to. I think one of the most important things is committing to spend x time in the studio every single day. Then I would add that it’s great to take notes of what you want/need to do with that time and focusing on that to make the most out of it. Especially when you have multiple personal music endeavours, It’s easy to get a bit lost and not know where to start/where to prioritize your efforts in that time, so taking notes of what I want to do has really helped me a lot to focus and have clear priorities.

  • @javiergedeon
    @javiergedeon Год назад +2

    Great vid! There's something to be said about how bad freelancers are when it comes to communication.
    Love building a team as well, I hate drum editing 😂

  • @metaladdict187
    @metaladdict187 Год назад

    Awesome rant! This is definately something I needed!

  • @soundsbydiana
    @soundsbydiana Год назад

    Love this video! These are exactly the things I'm trying to implement, so it's a super helpful reminder

  • @punkemogeekrock
    @punkemogeekrock Год назад

    Dude this is great! Loving these tips and tricks to be an audio/life NINJA! Question, how do you determine/plan downtime? Do you have a day where you do absolutely nothing? Trying to avoid burnout and OVER doing it. Balance is key, just wondering how in the world you do it with 2 companies, mixing, a wife, and 3 kids! :)

    • @joelwanasekurm
      @joelwanasekurm  Год назад +1

      I kind of have to set aside down time on a schedule and make it the law. Or else it will fill with work.

    • @punkemogeekrock
      @punkemogeekrock Год назад

      @@joelwanasekurm I see that! Thank you so much for responding!

  • @GTORT
    @GTORT Год назад

    This is exactly how we're taught in the military. One pile of shit at a time, ranked by highest impact first.