how do you make music that dosn't suck?

[Nicholestien]

the topic title is self explanitory.

[Lunahorum]

no experience in that area, but I assume the answer is practice. Everyone sucks when they are starting out.

[OverCoat]

1) practice
2) experiment
3) receive feedback
4) apply feedback
5) learn

repeat until suckage ends

[Garian]

1) sign up to myspace
2) post a few of your sucky songs
3) friendwhore
4) sign up to ourstage and let your sycophantic friends send you to number 1
5) cause beatdrop to develop an aneurysm

actually overcoat has it right. taking feedback and not getting all offended and actually applying it will probably do a lot more for you than getting all uppity when someone points out the flaws.

[Skrypnyk]

1) Download some good songs from the internet
2) Re-tag everything saying you made the song
3) Post everywhere on the internet (excluding the site you download said song from).

[Chickenwarlord]

6. Eventually develop personal style
Also make music that you would listen to if you hadn't created it. I find that pieces that I'm satisfied with would go on to my playlists regardless of who created them. Too much personal attachment to a piece can be a very bad thing.

[dannthr]

Yes all of that, but also, sometimes you just have to be someone else.

[zircon]

Blatantly against our forum rules. We even say in the description of this forum not to ask questions like this. Nicholestien, you make a lot of really thoughtless posts and threads. Please THINK before you post something here. Consider this a warning.