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I'm in a similar boat as a solo indie dev making my own soundtrack along with everything else. I've made one game soundtrack before, but that's not enough to really feel like I know what I'm doing.
I frequently make tables and checklists to keep track of progress on things, i.e. different stages of completion like:
In the later stages I'll take notes as I listen through looking for the things that stand out most I want to change, then go back and work on those things one by one. I might also have a checklist of things I want to be sure to pay attention to on every track, i.e. making sure there's enough variation in percussion parts across the track, because I have a bad habit of making simple drum loops and forgetting to spice it up if I don't have that reminder.
Thanks, that’s helpful