Templates
The Music Producer week
A weekly schedule for music producers: a 3-hour production session every weekday, sound design twice a week, Friday for finishing and mixing, and an hour of promotion on Saturday.
Mon
- Gym09:00–10:00
- Production session11:00–14:00
Tue
- Production session11:00–14:00
- Sound design15:00–16:30
Wed
- Gym09:00–10:00
- Production session11:00–14:00
Thu
- Production session11:00–14:00
- Sound design15:00–16:30
Fri
- Gym09:00–10:00
- Production session11:00–14:00
- Mix and finish15:00–18:00
Sat
- Post content12:00–13:00
Sun
The week, day by day
- Monday: 09:00 Gym (1 h), 11:00 Production session (3 h)
- Tuesday: 11:00 Production session (3 h), 15:00 Sound design (1 h 30 min)
- Wednesday: 09:00 Gym (1 h), 11:00 Production session (3 h)
- Thursday: 11:00 Production session (3 h), 15:00 Sound design (1 h 30 min)
- Friday: 09:00 Gym (1 h), 11:00 Production session (3 h), 15:00 Mix and finish (3 h)
- Saturday: 12:00 Post content (1 h)
Why it works
- A daily session builds output; inspiration follows routine.
- Finishing has its own day so songs actually get released.
- Promotion weekly because unheard tracks do not count.
Make it yours
- Collaborations? Use a shared calendar for sessions.
- Releasing monthly? Make the last Friday of the month a release day.
Use it
Open the week builder, paste the line below and adjust the times to your life:
Questions
How do producers finish more tracks?
Separate starting from finishing: give finishing its own block every week and do not start new ideas in it.
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