it just is. i stick to already-existing music.

actually is not complicate.

for some type of genre

well sure, it's not complicated...in theory. in practice, though, it's a little harder.

nah, it ain't complicated. here's actual tips

- stay minimal, don't overcomplicate - instruments matter. bass is low, strings are mid, melodies are high. avoid having these ranges interfere with each other

- your mix sounds bad because you weren't paying attention to it. this is a skill you need to build up by failing. in the meantime, use an spectral analyzer to find what is obviously empty or loud (try getting the general idea flat)

- when in doubt, add bass - when in serious doubt, remove bass - if you make things too loud, the limiter die. it sounds bad. 70% of the time the actual problem is that everything else is taking too much space. not everything needs to play at the same time

- try adding a little reverb - especially on master. add as much reverb as you can on master. keep adding reverb until you can't actually hear anything

- take breaks - accept failures as experience - etc - music is fucking cool >:3

get lmms and make a masterpiece (squidward yell)