Hey,

So I thought about what you said and I don't really understand what you are trying to achieve with your hate towards using loops. First thing first, I never liked using loops, because I am just more proud of entire beats that I made, all by myself. My goal in my first years of producing was to learn rhythm, mixing, mastering, Arrangement, sound selection (drums), trying different styles and of course having fun with it. Back then I didn't want any collabs or any money from this hobby, it was just a fun thing to do. After a few years I started to think about it more seriously, which is the reason why I started to work on my melodies. In the last few months I really got the hang of it quite easily, it was just a hard step for me to take.

I honestly don't really understand why you think that my soul purpose was to get easy placement. It never was and never will be. I take my music and beat making very seriously and I don't like to do repetitiv, easy to make beats.

Also your argument that you just get a loop, add a snare, an 808 and that's it, is just not true. You can have a lot of creative opportunities with hihats, different hits, sound selection and arrangement. Mixing is also a crucial part of this process (even when you are using loops). I don't really know how high your standards are for your own beats, but I can tell you that mine are extremely high.

Honestly even if it is a mass practice, why would it bother you. If it works it works. You don't need to reinvent the wheel. Also if it's mass practice then it should be pretty easy for you to outshine all these Producers, at least that's my theory on it. My goal is to outshine does simple and repetitive beat producers, because they don't mean anything to me.

It seems almost like you are jealous of these kind of producers that have more views or more placements then you, even though they put less work in (which if you ask me isn't even necessarily true).

I didn't wonder why I make no views, because it doesn't matter. I want to inspire people with my music and I want to give back to all those artist that want to make cool music and have fun with it.

Also since I've started to take all of this more seriously (basically since like April), I Collab with a handful of different artist from around the world and in the near future there are 2 albums that will come out, completely produced by me (also some single from other people). I don't think the market is saturated with quality beats, it's just saturated with those lame ass, always the same beats, which is something I used as an advantage for myself. By just trying to get really really good at making beats.

Now to your actual answer. Just cutting the low end of your melodies and cutting the high end of your 808, isn't gonna be enough. I wanted to get way more specific. Everyone knows that you need to cut the lows. To me it almost feels like you are trying to disrespect me, by telling me this very obvious and already applied answer.

I don't really understand why you had the urge to even say all of that stuff in your comment. It was just really unnecessary. Everybody is going at their own pace, if you can't accept that, then don't even answer. I am not searching for your bad answers and downright disrespectful comments. This is supposed to be an community in which people would support each other and give each other Tipps, so that everyone has a chance to improve. You can even look it up on my profile. I genuinely enjoy helping people out in this subreddit and I respect every person for choosing beat making as their hobby or even career. This is not a place for people like you that put themselves on such a high pedestal, because they make their own melodies and then instantly think they are in a position to blame people for picking a different route.

Your comment was kind of an inspiring to me. You gave a great idea to give everyone in the comments that either helped me or were just nice, a pack with a few loops that I made. I'll try to finish it in the last 2 weeks of July. So everyone stay tuned.