is this you?
>meet twitter repost man
>>7955301I'm not a faggot, so no.
>>7955301You're missing the hundreds of gigabytes of hoarded books, courses and references
>>7955301it used to be me but then I started practicing
kill yourself, tranny tourist
>>7955326We dont accept your kind here chud, fuck off back to pol
>Why won't the discord invite me: starter pack
if you're projectless, just buy a project
>>7955301Projection, the post.
>>7955301What is that bottom left software, under the screenshot of blender?
>>7955301https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAINf5N34JA
>>7955301How do I break out of this and just do it? Every time I force myself to just do it, I do something meaningless for a few minutes and then don't touch the software for months again. Literally Spongebob writing "The" on his essay.
>>7955301BUT HOW???
>>7955501FL Studio
>>7955673>Start a project, a small scale project>Find any shortcut that makes getting an output easier>Fucking finish your project>Post it somewhere, don't look back at it.>Spend half of your effort cheating purely so you can get something started AND finished>Spend the other half experimenting and learning stuff.When I first started drawing 'seriously' I traced over 3d models (this is over a decade ago). What I found out is if you finish a project, close it. Don't spend any more to make it your magnum opus. Finish it, post it, and don't look back until a week or months later. Then start new project.And don't start multiple projects at the same time. If you want to draw something, first you can just copy someone else's stuff for about on Sunday morning or something. For a start, I honestly would recommend people to just copy their favorite artist, so you don't have to spend your brain power on what or how to draw, but make sure you try to finish it.Then the other half of the time is when you try to learn something and draw your own stuff. It's fine. Drawing is time consuming. You'll probably take a year or two before you can start drawing how you like it. You can cheat if you want to just 'finish' a small project (be it tracing, 3d models, tracing AIslop or whatever). Just note that if you don't spend the other half learning, it will be detrimental to you to keep using shortcuts in the beginning.
>>7955301I learnt to draw for fun but now that I know how to do it there's nothing to do and no money to be made. It's a useless skill really.
>>7955673Set up a timer for 15 minutes. You're not done before those 15 minutes have counted down.Make a habit of working for 15 minutes every day.Then increase it to 20 minutes. Then 30 minutes.Or just chain multiple 15 minute timers. 2x 15 minutes is 30 minutes. Four of them is an hour.You can do it multiple times in different times of the day. It stacks up.Oh, and don't just "do something". Define what you're going to do during those 15 minutes. "I will draw this specific figure". "I will color this background element". Your brain procrastinates because your goals are vague. If you can define the task in a specific manner (including the amount of time you're going to spend on it) it's much easier to convince the brain to do it.
never able to learn new skill except drawing and basic blender modeling(flash animation,making music, advanced 3d modeling for example) i always lost interest quickly after 1 weeks of studying
>>7955301Yes. I am in fact a stick figure
>>7955301>softwaresSARR
>>7955306fuck you...
It's not.
>>7955976oops, wrong thread
A lot of hit dogs hollering in this thread
>>7955301Blender is difficultFL Studio is unusable if you don't have theory. To learn theory you need to own and know how to play the piano.
>>7955301yes. its me
>>7955680Thanks anon. Thought it was some animation program I didn't know about.
do you breath oxygen ahh thread
>>7956121op breath coxygen
>>7955997I don't know shit about music theory but you can absolutely use FL Studio if you wanna make music. It takes a bit of messing around but it's doable. If you're really unfamilliar with the software just start with MIDI-slaps to understand how it works
>>7956121He breath out dihydrogen monoxide
>>7956272>MIDI-slaps to understand how it workswhat's that
>>7956388Taking MIDIs and slapping a soundfont on the instrument channels. There's a bunch of videos on youtube that go "X but in the Y soundfont". Thing is you want to start looking into the piano roll and experiment instead of mindlessly changing the instruments. Kinda like making a dumb little edit/remix just to get the gist of the DAW. Turning instrument channels on and off also helps, like analyzing each one individually to see what goes into making a full song. You can start by downloading MIDIs of any vidya music you like. Mind you these are just training wheels and won't make you suddenly godlike at music
