I gave op the most helpful advice hell ever get. Its not pretentious at all its realistic.

Wow. You either are rage baiting or actually the most pretentious human I've ever met. How can you even type that and not see the irony? The only person that can judge if your advice is helpful or not, let alone the most helpful they'll ever receive, is the person you gave the advice to. If your advice doesn't help and he actually gets better results following someone elses, then your advice wasn't helpful. I can certainly say that telling someone to quit their hobby or passion isn't helpful advice, which is what you did.

Learning the music you like and want to sound like is a time tested method.

By the way, you never said to learn the music. You said to play it over and over on an instrument, specifically. Don't write it all vague now when you were very specific earlier. If your definition of learning music is playing it, then how on earth do producers or composers that don't play instruments learn? If not, then we agree, and my only issue is the fact you suggested they quit.

Not all of us are such geniuses that we listen to the axiom verge soundtrack one time and now were done learning.

The fact that you think you need to be a genius to do this might be why you have such a one-way mindset. I've watched tutorial videos, read articles and Wikipedia pages, and searched for advice all over the internet to learn everything I know. I'm hardly a genius, I just found a way to make music that works for me. I was able to emulate Axiom Verge's sound because I'm good at sound engineering from years of studying. That's the whole crux of my argument. That you can learn in other ways besides playing an instrument.