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I do have a sense of humor, but when genuine questions always get lame memes and "funny" posts as a reply it gets boring after a while. The comment section in general and the forum seems more like a shitposter board than an audio community. Now I understand why do many people hate this site and it's not because of the releases lol. I'm outta here, bye

Don't be too salty bro the reply was actually funny xD I'm in the same situation to be honest, depending on the type of music you are into i guess you can have some sound advice from the ones that somehow made it... in hiphop you have illmind, katoproducer, also DjPain... but in a more general context i would check Gary Vaynerchuck. This is basically to find the motivation to be reminded of what you already know you should be doing now and onwards (well, this applies to me too and everyone in the same situation), that is creating lot of material, improving over time and posting as max as you can to gain more visibility. Gary basically says, what's the value that you can provide to the people for free? if it's music it's okey, but maybe more is needed. Maybe listeners are interested in the person behind the music, in the process of creating your music, i don't know, your mix techniques, etc.... look Sean Divine for example. If you only post stuff from time to time it's difificult to get traction because Youtube, Google, IG, Facebook algorithms value and reward posting consistently... organic growth you know that SEO jargon. Of course you should eventually pay, but you should be interested that the guys that watch your ads do not only check your one song or album but you can drive them ttrough all your content. If they like it and they are invested, they'll return, if not... well you also know if you are offering (or can offer) something different from whta's out there (use analytics to understand how users interact with your web site... because you should have a website, right?. I watched a video today that to expect having about 1k subscribers on Youtube you needted to post about 270 videos or so. You know, grinding is key, and for that you gotta love it. And dont expect results even after you have been doing this for 3 years. That's how it goes for many people. Consistency is key. Best luck homie :)

Update to say thanks to Bad Noyz and EchoSounds for the recommendations. :)

If you want more serious audio discussion, try the Audiosex.pro forum. The comments section on this site is mainly for getting software working correctly and sharing resources. I don't think many people would hate a site that hooks us up this fat! (Well, maybe the software developers!) It's just not really a place intended for discussion. That's why we're linked up with Audiosex. So yes, git on outta here if you're looking for a social hour! ... ya ol' 'grumpycat"!

A bit grumpy you are.