How to get better with song structure and note placement?

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Hello! I'm very experienced with LMMS (at least five hours a day for three years), and I'm really good at instrument creation, mixing, and mastering. The issue is, I'm terrible with note placement and song structure. This makes me talented at making remixes (but even my remixes get monotonous because I use the same instruments throughout the entire song), but I can never make originals. Any tips at all? I would love to make music like these:

https://soundcloud.com/monstercat/nitro-fun-new-game
https://soundcloud.com/monstercat/trist ... too-simple
https://soundcloud.com/7minutesdead/act-iii
https://soundcloud.com/monstercat/muzzy-paperchase
https://soundcloud.com/getsixofficial/orion (and pretty much anything else by GetSix)

Any tips for these things, especially song structure? When I say song structure, I don't just mean Verse, Chorus, etc. I mean knowing when to have an instrument play, when to not have it play, etc. I have a nasty habit of having all my instruments playing at all times, with maybe a few segments where a few stop for a bit. Also, because of how they are structured, it sounds like a radio song without the lyrics. Any tips, ideas, etc.?

Thank you! :D
A suggestion to analyze the structure of a track:

1) Import the song you like into LMMS
2) Adjust the BPM of the LMMS project
3) Use empty BBEditor blocks to reconstruct the structure (for example, a block for the intro, a block for part 1, a block for drop, etc.). Sorry, I do not know how to upload an image directly from my pc
Douglas wrote:
Thu May 25, 2017 4:19 pm
I mean knowing when to have an instrument play, when to not have it play, etc.
Thats called the arrangement of the tracks presets.
That is an art, and you have to run with your gut feeling. Listen to a lot of tracks like the ones you like to make, and pay attention to the arrangements. Then you learn from that

In respect to structure which is the organizing of a project, i have made videos of how to achieve that:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMPH5prCMv4