Music Habits - The Mental Game of Electronic Music Production: Finish Songs Fast, Beat Procrastination and Find Your Creative Flow: 1

This is a good read whether you’re starting out, lost inspiration or taken a sabbatical and looking get back or get back in the game from scratch. The write up is good and for anyone who’s produced music can relate to the situations or examples. Make sure you read to the end and don’t skip any section even if you think it’s something you know. You’ll find gems between the lines. Kudos to the writer.

This is an amazing book. I wish there was someone who gave me this information a few years ago. I am also a member of Jason's "30 Day EP Course" on[...]where Jason personally coaches us on how to complete an EP of 3-4 tracks within 30 Days. This course is highly recommended. What's more, you can try the course for the first 7 days for USD 1 and decide if you want to continue with it or not. You pay for the course only if you want to continue with it. Take the course an unleash your track completing potential. Don't take my word for it. Try it, you will not regret it. Thanks very much Jason for changing my Music Production life.

Good for beginners who are just lost in the creative process. There is brief overview of music making process and essential tips especially those 101 tips are really good insight. Fee points are really important and well said like spending lots of time acquiring knowledge rather than practice. One time recommended for beginners who are seriously considering to learn producing.

Amazing Insights. Really helps change the way you think about the entire process of music creation and gives you a realistic perspective on things and the mind set one should have. A really nice read. Definitely Helps!

This is a Must read book for any Music Producer. Clearly the author himself have read many books and Wrote the Wisdom of all in this Single Masterpiece. Haven't read it all but it is one of the best things i have read. Trust me , don't miss out reading this books , it can take you to the whole next level IF implemented Properly.

It's way better than I expected. He has included tips for almost everything that matters in this field. Can't thank Jason enough! Highly Recommended.

Can anyone tell me, from where i purchase a hard copy of this book

After completing the book, I have: -improved workflow -formed a better work ethic -become more organized -become more inspired and ambitious -become more aware of obstacle and how to overcome them And finally, I’ve become a mentor for my fellow producer friends. Best $20 I’ve spent!

I am blown away at how specific and relatable everything is. Often I feel so overwhelmed and honestly I thought I was alone in facing the plethora of problems that come with trying to balance creativity and learning. I have recently felt like all of my educational endeavours such as hours of tutorials, following university briefs and sifting through countless opinions and approaches online has done nothing but drain me of the magic and passion that made me start in the first place. I now realise I am exactly where I need to be and just needed to change my perspectives on things. Thanks to this new mindset and this book, I am simply now excited for another year of making music and learning. I recommend this for any music producer, regardless of experience - I guarantee there will be so many things you can take away from reading this.

Its a pillow book this one. I read it when I have my lonely cofee at 5am, before my 2 hs daily music session. I wpuld love to have read this back in 2006. Thnkx

Que ce soit pour la production musicale ou pour tout processus créatif : une pépite.

This is one of the more useful music production guides I've read. Lots of practical tips and tricks for the electronic music producer, but plenty of information for traditional music producers as well. I really enjoyed the anti bullsh*t line throughout the entire book. If you've ever read the book The War of Art (which the author directly references several times) this is like the electronic music producer's natural extension of that book. I will undoubtedly be using a lot of the information in this book fairly immediately, as the author suggests! A few criticisms- I appreciate the dedication to getting into music quickly, without hanging out thinking you aren't ready ahead of time, but I would suggest some level of Music Theory training. The author does mention that he figured out a few block chords and was Off to the Races after that, but I think that little bit was critical for him and he doesn't emphasize that enough. There's a big gap between being a classically trained musician and a a producer who knows some music theory, the latter being pretty easy to obtain. Just a little bit of theory can go a long long way and it helps a lot collaborating with other artists. I recommend the book Music Theory for Computer Musicians as a supplementary text. Another thing I have to mention is there are a bunch of typos in the Kindle version of this book. Not a big deal at all but a bit distracting. Overall this is an amazing body of work and should be quickly read and digested by anyone looking to break some barriers and get yourself going. Loved it!