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Provided the house we secure at the end of this hunt isn't a shoebox- i'll be thrilled to host again.

Seriously, THINK ABOUT THIS before selecting a licence like this. You could end up directly endorsing something horrible. Not to mention you are seriously devaluing music in general. You're basically shooting yourself in the foot if you ever hope to become a professional.

3.8% complete!

Seriously guys, is it that hard to make a new account?

Don't do it

The rules do not state that a track has to be well produced - just that it has to be "complete".

"Complete" is a very subjective term. However I would probably suggest that it should be treated as you not having anything more you think should be added to/changed about the piece of music. There are many artists on here of varying skill and experiences - something that I might upload as complete might sound terrible compared to another's standards. The point is that you go though the entire composition process from conception to production to mastering in the span of one week (or you can even pick up on old ideas, as long as you "complete" them this week). If you've done that - you're sweet! Obviously this is not an easy rule to police, so you should consider it more of a personal challenge than a hard and fast rule.

I personally find that imposing a time limit helps me to make compositional/mixing decisions quickly and run with it rather than labouring over small segments/elements of a track for a long time. I feel that doing WB in 2012 helped me develop an strong intuition for what sounds good and drastically increased my production time. It's worth giving it a shot I think! You might surprise yourself.