After talking with a lot of you lately, there's one thing most of you have in common:

Independence.

You want to be "self-sufficient" when you're making music. 

It's not that you couldn't hypothetically hire an engineer to help you out - and many of you do.

It's that you want to know enough to be proficient when inspiration strikes in the studio.

Many of you are working on your music as a passion project. You may not care about "making it."

To you, "making it" might just mean having some music out you can share with your friends and family.

And releasing your music might be the start of that creative identity you've always wanted.

Of course, it doesn't hurt if that music gets heard by a wider audience, which is why you should release it properly. 

BUT....all that audio jargon stops you from getting to the finish line.

When you're fired up and ready to record, you don't want the complexity of audio engineering to get in the way of your creativity.

Like a recent subscriber told me, "learning the technology is frustrating when you just want to create."

If you can relate to that, raise your hand.

🎵My name is JONAS! 🎶

(I'm imagining a room full of raised hands, so I hope I'm right about this. Hit reply to let me know if you raised your hand).

So if you're looking to get more confident with all that technology, so that you can make the music you want to make in your studio, while being completely self-sufficient and independent about it, I'll share something that will help you tomorrow.

To celebrate Icelandic Independence Day on June 17th, I'm putting together a bundle of my best training so that you can become independent in the studio.

This offer will only be available until Monday, so make sure you check your email tomorrow and grab this offer before it's gone forever.

Talk soon,

Björgvin