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One thought :: I believe you have the ability to structure things in a way that would be highly beneficial for more sustainable, scalable use. Think, "how can I create more of a tangible product / program (with additional services potentially) from my Patreon (and other) followers?" According to the metrics you've quoted, you're not too far away from being able to do this full time. Properly productizing your offering could help you bridge that gap, plus give you scalability for the future. Something as simple as thinking of your offering categorically, making it searchable, realizing and implementing a path from whatever you consider "inception" through to "completion" ... More like what one learns in a school. You would increase usability of your past content in a major way, and a plethora of other benefits.

evolvetek

I’ve something in the pipeline that may interest you.

Ned Rush

Etienne Stehelin

same @gordon. also, making the leap from really simple basic stuff into something that actually sounds cool and could be used in a song... always been difficult.

Etienne Stehelin

I’ve something in the pipeline that may be of interest to you.

Ned Rush

I’m just beginning to look at Max, so a workshop on developing a simple synth or effect or midi device would be great.

Gordon Chapman-Fox

Nice suggestion by probably better suited to a regular YouTube video than a series of paid workshops. Noted.

Ned Rush

The tricky thing with that is picky a style of track to work on that appeals to lots of people. I’m pretty certain no style of music like that exists, except 80s pop.

Ned Rush

Ok. It seems I have often seen people mention that they would like to see more of a focus on finishing a piece. Most if not all of my videos have been about getting ideas started, but rarely finishing them. I’ll have a think on putting something together involving starting and finishing a track perhaps over multiple workshops. I’ll be looking to get this going in the next few months and signups will be separate from Patreon, but perhaps I could offer a discount to patrons.

Ned Rush

Workshops looking at the end to end process, from ideas to jamming to mix down and master. I'd be up for it.

James Moreton

im down

Shawn

Many thanks for the great work. I'd like to see some workshops on production workflow, building a track from scratch all the way through to mastering.

Len Reidy

I love your tutorials. One thing I’d like to see is a device that uses random/scale midi effects that can also change key and/or tonality.

Nathan Hook