Jason Timothy Ward runs the site MusicSoftwareTraining.com, where he teaches you how to produce music by not just showing you the tools, but also addressing the mental side. What I love about Jason's work is his ability to deal with the philosophical side of his art. Jason has tremendous insight on how our mind often gets in the way of our work, and offers practical solutions we can all use.

In our second conversation, Jason and I pick up where we left off, talking workflow, best practices, and the philosophy of making music. I found it extremely valuable and inspiring. I hope you do too!

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Show Notes:

• Jason Timothy Ward- My first conversation with Jason on the podcast episode #14.

• MusicSoftwareTraining.com- Read Jason's blog. Seriously. You will learn and grow.

• Music Habits - The Mental Game of Electronic Music Production- Jason's 5-star reviewed book on Music Production

• Making and Finishing an Album- Words of wisdom on a tough topic

• Do it Like Your Life Depends on it (Because it Does)- Need some motivation?!

• How I Wrote 49 Songs in 1 Year- Jason wrote a song almost every week for a year. Here's the story of how.

• Learn with Splice- a great collection of mini-courses from Jason, myself, and some great musical minds.

• WASHED Ableton Live Pack- A collection of analog synth sounds bathed in dense effects and built into Ableton Live Instruments.

• Minor Thoughts by Divorce Court - Track by Divorce Court that uses WASHED Ableton Live Pack

• Lynden Williams on the Music Production Podcast - Divorce Court appears on the podcast.