I think I have found my niche. Most of my music is being used for social media advertising, which makes sense because I promote 99% on Instagram. I managed to get an instrumental in a video game last year and I want to push more in that direction; I can source some emails today. Whatever type of music that you make doesn't really matter in my opinion. People will eventually gravitate towards your sound whether it is big industry artists and labels or a TV company needing music for their promotional material. My thing is consistency. I generally create one new piece of music every day. Some sound similar but it doesn't matter. Every now and then I'll make one that hits... and that's fine. The trick is to stick with it until it gains interest. I wish everybody in this group a great week ahead. Stay blessed and stay focused on your goals. Nicholas linktr.ee/Nicholas_Lawrence

So I mainly use FL but recently I’ve been cooking up beats in ableton. I love how simple, clean, fast and aesthetically pleasing it looks 😭🔥 does anyone feel that way about a daw?

What's gd family I've been away on works but I'm back in the cut.... What's new???

FL Studio mobile works on iOS, Android, Windows and any Chromebook on the market. It comes with a great autotune for less than 15€ and makes it possible for anyone on a budget to get a decent sound with minimal effort. I still have my Waves vocal chain for recording in my DAW, but at my level of producing I don't really need it. Pro Tools is great btw - I just have a screen resolution conflict because I use Windows 10 Pro on a tablet (Surface Pro). To anybody who hasn't given FL Studio mobile a try it might be a good option for artists that can't get to you for a vocal session. They can get a microphone and interface for their bedroom setup, or make use of a USB microphone like I do for all voice recording.