Mr Mig Tutorial (40,000,000 records sold using Logic. How I got my start))

[jasondeary]

Cool dude... so nice that you share such valuable insights. I wish I had the courage to go for it ... thanks for all that you share on youtube.

[mrmigtight]

@jasondeary Thx Jason :)

[XRAYORIGINALMUSIC]

OMG...your so down to earth...how cool...your like a normal person and everything...LOL ..wow..everyone always told me you were a mean person and that you like hated little kids and puppies...SO NOT TRUE...your like a normal guy i would talk to on the street...wow you live an learn

[mrmigtight]

@XRAYORIGINALMUSIC lol WHat?

[rmcl11897]

Thank-you - ciak rimuda Riccardomustodario

[outrespacemusic]

Very inspirational, sir. I am very into producing music, but I don't have money to study music production, buy reference books, and equipments. I learn by self study. I only have a laptop and midi keyboard.

Sometimes I end up breaking down because I lack these knowledge and stuff that I need to make the music that i really want. But then I manage to hold my head up high and think that with my love for music, even though I would not earn from it, I would still make music.

[davidcusano123]

Your back round story, is a spitting image of my own. Much respect, thanx

[Xylence]

You're an inspiration!

[therealdjfrost]

thanks for posting this, it means a lot hear the real story and hard work that goes into being a successful artist. hard to find genuine stories like this. peace

[sirodiferous]

Mig, sometimes I think the universe responds if we truly need it to. I have been debating getting into production for the past 5-7 years and never really put much focus in it because of all the discouragement from my peers and my parents. I finally told myself, music is meant for me, and everything began to fall into place....i found a badass MAC computer, a copy of protools, logic, and reason. Now I stumbled into your videos that are so inspiring. One day long from now I will work with you!!

[kalkanciii]

Recpect

[cirex00]

Story of my .....

[voodoochild85858]

your genuine dude, takes alot for some one to help thousands of people and expecially when you don't get paid for it, much respect for you bro hope you get bigger than you already are

[Crumpsallboyz]

nice one mate... that was some high profile advice man i would say... you are right... definitely right bro... its hardwork, free work, hardwork, freework again, bit of luck then honesty all along... with hardwork... i love that... peace man !!!

[1andonlyjayp]

Yo you dont understand how relivent your story is to my life at this moment in time, thanks man

[djvirus420]

thank u 4 yr insight. slowly! but shorley,

[babydiams]

Thanks mate.

[DjHyphie]

Very good and inspirational story/speech there dude. Its so true about being honest with yourself. I am the same as you, in the sense that i just knew music was my purpose and i feel i am supposed to be composing and creating music. I wish you the best of luck in the future.

Peace

[BusinessAsUsualOk]

As I sit here and listen to you I think that your story will inspire that special person just like you. I feel like people that start out hungry and stay hungry even after the money & ect... that they continue to stay on top like you. I feel you & I truly hope you keep it up -Blaze Dem Trails DOG-

[roger32]

great story! thank you!

[CanineAkita]

You seen like a cool dude bro. Congratulations on all your success, and keep it moving.

[Wutalewser]

Well i'm honest, and I know this is what I want/need/should do for the rest of my life (along with photography), but I dont have the money yet to get the programs/equipment.

[hwy9nightkid]

awesome story, as for me I am gonna finish school. Right now I am taking electronic music and its awesome. Thanks for sharing your story.

[khalidien35]

Hey guy, thank you for sharing your thoughts, as I am trying to put myself in putting my songs to be heard that's good to know that doesn't come easy,and of course if you believe in yourself so it will come with a lot of hard work, thank you mate

[mrmigtight]

Yo Dirty..Thanks alot.. Good luck to you on your way up.

[DirtyNeEdLeZ69]

Yo Mig, thank you for sharing that insight with us here. Your amazing and I congratulate you on ur success. It's great to see you are so humble and appreciate hard work - Your allowed to brag too, you deserve it!!!! Lol Your tutorials are awesome too - keep 'em coming bro and I will always be here watching ur vids as I'm on the grind to becomin a rockstar!!!! Peace & Light - Dirtyy

[djkidgorilla]

Migs, thanks or sharing. Im an Texas dj in Austin and this "market" is ROUGH for anyone who would play outside of the radio sequence. I just got a macbook pro and logic express and thank G-d you have these tutorials because I am at a loss for info. Peace, Beats and Soulgrease, kid G.

[MegadanceProductions]

Thank you for sharing your story with us!

Life of a true artist is always a path of struggle and sacrifice.

It's great that you made it and willing to help other people to achieve their dreams.

Wish you all the best.

[teacee]

No doubt, if you don't believe in yourself don't expect anyone else to, and that true about being honest to yourself, there are a lot of wannabe in all fields not only music, where you might want to do something but in reality its not right for you, we all can't be producers, singer, or athletes. Find something you are good at it, and give it your all.

[thereallucasprata]

THAT'S MY BOY! I think you know I can completely relate to what you are talking about Mig. We have spent the last 9 years working and hitting brick walls.Persistance brotha.Persistance paid off.You have my ultimate respect and it's an honor to say that my journey in this career has been mostly spent with you searching for the dream. Thanks for your amazing talent and most of all your friendship. Without your help none of this would be a reality. We're not done yet bro...NEVER STOP DREAMING.

[thereallucasprata]

THAT'S MY BOY! I think you know I can completely relate to what you are talking about Mig. We have spent the last 9 years working and hitting brick walls.Persistance brotha.Persistance paid off.You have my ultimate respect and it's an honor to say that my journey in this career has been mostly spent with you searching for the dream. Thanks for your amazing talent and most of all your friendship. Without your help none of this would be a reality. We're not done yet bro...NEVER STOP DREAMING.

[taludsito]

man definately you got my respect, and is good to hear theres someone like you out there, who went for what´ve been going right now :) keep atacking as your tutorials are impressive

[mrmigtight]

I appreciate you watching :-)

[thechinkyeyedkilla]

Thank you so much man. I've been at this for 6 years and just like you, I KNOW that I have "IT" with regard to my writing and production. So many close calls...

I seriously almost went to tears when I heard you say that you stayed at so many places struggling. That has been my life and I almost quit so many times but I'm still at it. You encouraged me a whole lot by your video. I really appreciate it. NY!!!

[mrmigtight]

We all share that common struggle before we make it. Stay on track!

[7thgroove]

Steve, Cool vid nice to share the beginnings. The first pieces of electronic music equipment I got was a Roland TR-707, a Yamaha QX5 sequencer (no disk), a Yamaha DX100. I still have the DX100 and my second disk sequencer, the QX5FD (disk based) seen in my current studio vid here on YouTube.

Good vid, chief...definitely inspirational.

[mrmigtight]

Yo Groove,,,Thanks...I think its important for any up n comer to understand we're all just people and its ok to struggle and fight for what you want and that it may not be easy but it's worth it in the end. Most people are secretive about this stuff but I dont mind sharing a little :-) -Mig