“I went to the doctor, guess what he told me?"

(“Guess what he told me!")*

He said, "dude, your sinuses are so infected you'll need about a 30 dB cut at 1.2 kHz if you ever want that nasal vocal sound to go away...Also, here's some antibiotics..."

So that's what my day's shaping up to be. 

Sick and sounding like an unrepairable vocal track.

Also, I was bored in the waiting room at Urgent Care, so I thought I'd write you this fun little email.

But I’ll be honest with you. 

Once I hit send on this email, I'm taking full advantage of this sick day, switching between napping and playing Witcher 3 on the Xbox.

Witcher 3 is an absolute masterpiece of a game. 

The gameplay. The story. The acting. It’s all stellar. 

No wonder it still ranks as one of the highest rated RPGs of all time.

But not all the Witcher games were like that.

My friend described the trilogy like this, 

"Witcher 3 is a masterpiece. Witcher 2 is okay, 1 is has truly memorably awful combat."

Can you imagine the amount of creative labor hours were spent to create just “memorably awful combat?"

But if they hadn’t slogged through the first game and improved on the second, the third never would’ve become the masterpiece the world now knows.

Think about that when you’re working on your music.

The song you’re working on now might not be the best thing you’ll ever do. 

But you’ll have to get through your current stuff if you want to evolve to the next level.

The only way to develop is to make a lot of stuff. Finish the things you’re currently working on so that you can improve onto the next project.

And if you want a faster way to finish your mixes so that you can get better faster, the Easy Mix Approach will set you up for success right here.

Enjoy!

Björgvin "Nasal Nose" Benediktsson

P.S.

*If you can catch the song reference at the beginning of this email, hit reply and let me know!