People who also make beats or "regular" people who have a chance to hear your tracks?
I believe the "regular" people give me the best feedback, because if the music does not move them it just doesn't, however, if it does you know you have something.
I am a teacher and my students are my critics. They are very blunt about what they like and don't like. It has helped me. Surely, other beatmakers have helped as well, but it is a different dynamic. For example, I play a Kanye West instrumental for a fello beatmaker. I knew he had never heard the track, so I say I did the track and asked him what he thought. He went into this long spill about what I needed to change and needed to work on. So I played it again and told him that Kanye did it, he was, "It is kinda tight."
Just wanted to know what yall thought.
One!
I believe the "regular" people give me the best feedback, because if the music does not move them it just doesn't, however, if it does you know you have something.
I am a teacher and my students are my critics. They are very blunt about what they like and don't like. It has helped me. Surely, other beatmakers have helped as well, but it is a different dynamic. For example, I play a Kanye West instrumental for a fello beatmaker. I knew he had never heard the track, so I say I did the track and asked him what he thought. He went into this long spill about what I needed to change and needed to work on. So I played it again and told him that Kanye did it, he was, "It is kinda tight."
Just wanted to know what yall thought.
One!