Where does music production start?

[HardissonHard]

I've had the idea of making music for a long time. At least just for myself, for my soul, to get away from work. Something like a hobby. If you happen to know any useful forums or videos on youtube or anywhere else - in short, if there is something to share, I would appreciate it.

[BillShiphr]

Probably the best option is to find a professional, an expert who knows a lot about all modern software, plugins and musical instruments. Still, dry information may not be so useful for a beginner.

[GooseWashington]

If you don't know any experts, and it is impossible to find them on the Internet, although you can actually try, you can read something here https://faqaudio.com/c/software-hosts/9. In my opinion, here you can find a lot of different and quite useful information at least on software, its functionality, etc. With proper diligence and patience, you can figure out what's what pretty quickly.

[TommyUno]

I learn a lot about making music from articles about my favorite artists. And I like to read this kind of stuff, I would like to know more about it.

[RomanClo]

I also like to read about music and not just listen to it. It's really interesting and recently I found out about the very cool indie band Volk (https://www.indiebandguru.com/volk-pop-song/). Also it's always been very inspiring to me as well as the band itself. That's why I advise you to read more about them and other artists.

[GooseWashington]

I recently started using tubidy.cv (https://tubidy.cv) for music downloads, and it’s been fantastic. The site lets you download songs without registration, and the selection is huge—from popular hits to rare tracks. The interface is simple, the downloads are fast, and the sound quality is consistently good, making it ideal for music lovers everywhere.