It is very important that you have an idea of ​​what you want to make before you start composing. There is plenty of time to explore, experiment and develop, but most of the time you have to have a clear goal and focus on it. Not having a clear picture of what you want will lead you to a series of unfinished cracks. Turning your mouse scroll up and down on too many samples will prevent you from using your time properly and will disrupt your creativity.

 Inevitably over time, you will collect a lot of plugins. You will even forget how many plugins you have. And this list will confuse you a lot. This problem can only be solved by categorizing them. This can save you time in the long run and have a positive effect on your mix and creative decisions.

 This is the biggest part of the job. It takes a lot of time (depending on the size of the collection), but doing it is very valuable and effective. Although it will also save space on your hard drive. There are a lot of dill that sound like each other. Clearing them will take up space and increase your ability to really understand what you have in your collection. Everyone wants a set of tidy samples. They are classified, but no one wants to bother to do it. Take some time each day to do this, you will thank yourself in the future.