FMM084 - Justin Hancock: Create Smarter, Not Harder

10/14/20 • 51 min

We’re back for another special case study edition of the Finish More Music Podcast, where this week I’m joined by a rising star of the FMM community - Justin Hancock.

I brought Justin on the show because he exemplifies just how much you can achieve in such a short space of time, even in the face of a hectic schedule outside of the studio.

In short, the secret lies in having the discipline to focus on your creative process, and shelving the distractions and working methods that serve to do anything BUT what’s most important - finishing music.

Not only does Justin have an illuminating and honest insight into the challenges music producers face, he also carries a wonderfully infectious and positive energy that I know will make you want to get straight into the studio right after you finish listening.

So if you want to learn how you can get fast results in the studio, adjust your life to suit what lights you up the most, and have an amazing time doing it, check out the podcast now.

We’re back for another special case study edition of the Finish More Music Podcast, where this week I’m joined by a rising star of the FMM community - Justin Hancock.

I brought Justin on the show because he exemplifies just how much you can achieve in such a short space of time, even in the face of a hectic schedule outside of the studio.

So if you want to learn how you can get fast results in the studio, adjust your life to suit what lights you up the most, and have an amazing time doing it, check out the podcast now.

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FMM083 - What it takes to become a creative

First things first. The fact that you’re reading this means that you’re serious about your music.

Whether you’re a DJ that wants to start playing your own tracks, or you’re a producer that wants to see your idols dropping your music, taking your music seriously is something that so many of us share.

And it’s all in your reach - we all have the creativity inside of us to produce great music.But the difference between those who do and those who don't is finishing what was started.

If you’re not starting with the intention of finishing, you simply won’t improve. Sitting around constantly tweaking, making loops, or getting too deep into your arrangement that you eventually lose interest, means that you’re not getting your tracks out there and you’re losing out on all the feedback and validation that comes from it.

And that feedback and validation is what gives us purpose and helps us learn and grow as producers.Check out this week's episode of the Finish More Music Podcast where I discuss your inner creativity, being intentional, and changing your perspective to bring MASSIVE gains in the studio!

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FMM085 - Inside the minds of FMM Producers

This week on the Finish More Music Podcast we’re doing something a little different:

I’ve asked the members of Finish More Music to share the ONE thing that’s been transformational for them as a music producer.

And what’s come out of it is astonishing...

A whole bunch of open, honest, and heartfelt stories told straight from the heart of the FMM community, sharing incredible breakthroughs and invaluable lessons that all aspiring music producers can benefit from.If you’re in need of a dose of inspiration for your music, or advice on how to overcome your challenges in the studio, you NEED to hear this!

Check out all the producers featured in today’s podcast:

Adam Loving - https://soundcloud.com/adamloving

Barry Johnstone - https://soundcloud.com/darkkandy

Cesar Morera - https://soundcloud.com/dynamostar

Dante Scaffidi - https://soundcloud.com/djteddyrockspin

David Briggs - https://soundcloud.com/be-kind-1989

Dylan Jonker - https://soundcloud.com/om-japa

Henry Garnett - https://soundcloud.com/henry_charles_garnett

Ian Randall - https://soundcloud.com/ian_randall?ref=clipboard&p=i&c=1

John Ruddy - https://soundcloud.com/bigred

Kevin Davies - https://soundcloud.com/futureremnants

Mark Allin - https://soundcloud.com/mark-allin