This is waaay too ambitious, and you are right, it would lead to poor quality works. If you wanted to write, record, mix and master something meaningful, even o

This is waaay too ambitious, and you are right, it would lead to poor quality works. If you wanted to write, record, mix and master something meaningful, even one song a day is stretching it. However, for writer’s block, I’m part of a discord server for Jake Lizzio’s Signals Music Studio where we have weekly “Musical Games” - you are given a prompt with some restrictions (key, tempo, signature, etc) and then share it with the group. Most of it just in good fun, but you get to explore different aspects of songwriting, whether it's working with polymeters, different modes, or getting to work with your DAW in different ways. But one album a day just seems more like a factory than exploration.