Before I found Best Music Coach I was completely lost in a vast desert of knowledge. I wanted to be a musician, I had a vague idea of what to do and where to go, but there were so many different things around me that I didn’t know which way to turn. Then I found Best Music Coach and it was like discovering a map in the desert that actually showed me how to get to the places I wanted to go.Honestly, I felt kind of hopeless. I knew what I wanted and I sort of knew how to get there… but I didn’t really know how to get there. The most valuable lesson I’ve learned here is that I was trying to do way too much and I simply couldn’t keep up with it all. I was isolating myself – friends would go months without seeing me. One friend in particular struggled because he didn’t want to “bother” me while I was busy.When I made music I was trying to cram in every instrument, every effect, spending hours upon hours upon hours (upon hours, upon hours…) on single parts of a song that ultimately didn’t even sound good because I overcomplicated everything. I thought I had to make my songs complicated because that's what the "pros" do.Now? The two best pieces I’ve ever made – the ones that came out during my time with this course – are some of the simplest songs I’ve ever written in my life. They sound great and between the two of them I spent maybe 12 hours total.I’ve been a huge Toby Fox fan for years. When Deltarune Chapters 3 & 4 dropped I played them immediately and devoured every soundtrack analysis I could find. One day I realized the streamer I’d been watching for years – Best Music Coach – was doing a full breakdown of the soundtrack. During the stream he mentioned he had courses. I thought: I’ve watched this guy for years, I know he knows his stuff. I signed up that same week. Life has thrown absolute chaos at me since joining – two and a half months with no internet, weeks of power cuts after a massive storm, being bedridden twice… yet the course is so fluid and well-structured that I still managed to get through three levels of music theory, a bunch of other modules, stay active in the community, and release two fully produced songs. Realistically I’ve had maybe three full days where I could actually work on music. So basically two finished songs in three days.Four years of making music before this course and yeah, I “released” tracks on YouTube… but if I listen back now I cringe. I wouldn’t upload them today. I walked in with zero doubts because I’d watched the coach for years and done my research – everywhere online people said the same thing: he explains things in a way normal humans can actually understand. Where I am now: two songs released, a third in progress, and the biggest difference is I finally understand proper composition and theory. Theory used to feel like this terrifying, overwhelming behemoth. Turns out it’s just a bunch of simple, intuitive rules – especially the way they’re taught here. I used to obsess over “fixing my mixes” when the real problem was the composition itself. You can’t polish a bad arrangement in the mix – that was the single most valuable realisation I’ve had. I’m a lot more confident now. I used to sit frozen for hours (sometimes days) worrying whether I could even do it. Now I know I can. I can actually plan and compose proper songs instead of randomly throwing notes together. If life wasn’t so hectic right now I’d have way more time for family and friends. With everything I’ve learned I could now produce the same volume of music I used to make in a fraction of the time and actually be present for the people I care about.The courses themselves are incredible, but the community and the weekly Saturday meetings are what make this unbeatable. I’m not working in a vacuum anymore. I get proper, specific, constructive feedback from people who actually know what they’re talking about instead of just “I like it” or “I don’t.”This hasn’t just taught me music – it’s teaching me how to live as a musician. From the very first call when we spent ages sorting out my finances (longer than we talked about music!), to the countless hours of personal advice on things completely unrelated to notes and chords… because without life working, the music doesn’t get made. I’m not going to say it’s changed my life yet – my day-to-day is still messy – but when I look back years from now and try to pinpoint the moment I stopped “making music” and actually became a musician, it will be this.If you’re reading this and wondering whether to join: ask yourself what you really want. If you want to become a musician, there’s a button that says JOIN. Press it. It’s that simple.
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