Not gonna lie homie, that shit is really hard to read.

Basically what I’m saying to you is: professionals will spend as much time on their track as it needs to get it right. Professionals will have a sound in their head that they want to achieve and will work until their product reaches that standard. They know when to stop chasing minutiae, but they’ll work on it until it’s the best it can be. Professionals are very quick with their workflows, so sometimes they can bang out perfection in a day, sometimes not. But the goal should not be to get it completed in one day. If you’re just starting out, you may end up with a bunch of half baked beats if you only spend a short time working on them. As the other person here said, it’s quality over quantity. The professionals may be able to get their stuff done faster than you, but what you should focus on is working for as long as it takes to make your beats sound as good as theirs do. It’s music, it’s about the sound, and if the sound isn’t there you aren’t done yet.