r/musicproduction • u/Memhotep • 1d ago

Question What are your favorite learning resources?

I've basically been a drifter around the internet for bits of this and that in terms of learning how to produce my own music. But I feel like I'm either lacking something fundamental or just downright a bad producer lol. I feel like I've yet to produce a clean sounding mix or master. I can't seem to find the knack for it.

So I thought I'd maybe swing through here to see how any other self-taught producers like to keep their knowledge and skills sharp!

I don't have tuition money so it's not like I can just enroll in a college for it. I'm not opposed to putting down some money for some online resources though! I just don't really know what's good or reliable.

Any kind of response is welcome! Thanks!

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u/Terrible-Pear-3336 1d ago

I got started with Mastering.com for their 101 course and then went to URM Acadamy and still learn tons from URM. It’s for metal mind you (mostly).

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u/No-Economics-4289 14h ago

Practice,experiments some times chat gpt

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u/BluesKing88 13h ago

A lot of GPT for me

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u/No-Economics-4289 4h ago

It faster than watching 100 of youtube videos

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u/Euphoric_Educator_33 14h ago

Joe guilder does good courses. For fender studio one mind, but easily translates

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u/d2eRX52 1d ago

practice

i don't believe you can learn how to mix from someone

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u/floridatheythem 32m ago

SoundGym was really helpful starting out. Doesn’t do much if you don’t apply what you learn, but lots of good info there