Q: I've come to the point where i think i know most chord progresion and harmony structures in existence. This also applies to melodies and  rythms. I've listened to so much music in the last two years that i think i know way to much in comparison to what i knew before. This could seem like a good thing but in fact all the music now just sounds empty. During the last two years i used to get excited when i heard a key change or an original harmonic structure, i used to listen to music all day long and know i feel like i reached the bottom and there isn't much more i can learn. I know i still can but 80% of the total is gone and i no longer enjoy music the same way I did before, ever since december that hardly any song got stuck in my head which it used to be something normal in my everyday life, I was always with songs in my head. The same happens with piano improvisation. I feel like if i no longer have anything to play or listen and I'm starting to l
 ose interest in music in general. What should I do? I don't want to separate music from me. Have you ever felt this way? If so, what did you do?
A: the skills/learning aspect of music was fun for me, but i've always been more deeply drawn to the 'voodoo' aspect of music. there's no end to the different levels of voodoo you can learn to do with music. and having technical skills is certainly a great starting place to explore that. But, if you are more attracted to the skills/learning aspect, there are many many more fields that i think would interest you a lot. from sports, to games, computers, quantum mechanics, and beyond. someone's gonna have to invent teleportation at some point