'Songwriting Tips: Un-original Songs Can Be A Good Thing...' - 0 views

• 
  #1 Kilgore Clarke on 15 Jun 13

   

  Every track has a 'portion' of the track that will be the same as still another. So don't worry if you feel your music sounds like another.
  
  What is important to know here is that if your beat is a common one, then that is the BEST THING. I'm not..
  
  As soon as that individuals develop a melody which they feel is excellent, many think it already sounds like another song. This is common, and I suffered from this often. Everything you have got to understand is that ALL SONGS are RECYCLED MELODIES.
  
  Every song includes a 'portion' of the melody which will be the same as another. So don't worry if you feel your music sounds like another.
  
  What is very important to know here is that if your track is a familiar one, then that is a GOOD THING. Via contains further concerning how to deal with it. I'm perhaps not talking about a 'rip off' here, I am talking about a part( s) of one's song that seems like another song( s).
  
  Why is it the best thing? PEOPLE may RELATE SOLELY TO THE MELODY a lot more since it means. They will want to pay attention to your track due to the familiarity. Learn additional info on TM by going to our forceful encyclopedia.
  
  Remember, most of the people are not songwriters. So odds are, most people will not even know where it may or may not have been inspired from. And imagine if they do? Well.. Finally, as a whole, it will be your own words, your own melody and ultimately together with your own music. So that it is going to be YOUR SONG. So don't fret.
  
  Here, I'll reveal some practices that will jump-start the procedure of creating a melody:
  
  - Choose a song that when you are NOT listening to it, and you know and like *quite* well, hum the song of the song. DON'T' SING WHAT, just sound the track. By doing this, you will think 'melodically.' Sooner or later, you should force yourself to play certain versions of the tune (ie. Com-pletely fool around with the track). At these times, you'll end with your own personal tune.
  
  - If you play an instrument (it will not matter which or what amount you're at) try and figure out the track of another song around the instrument. Then mess around, If you figure it out quickly and CHANGE certain areas of it. Then SING (sound, manhunter, an such like) this CHANGED MELODY out aloud. If you can not figure it out, then ignore it! CREATE A Tune YOU ARE FEELING IS APPROPRIATE! Again, don't prejudge while doing this. Just go where your hands take you and just 'la' the song simultaneously. Once you feel you have anything good loop this song.
  
  - Grab a song that you DON'T KNOW AT ALL. Listen for the track after, and then listen to it again. The second time around, play along to it. Probably, you'll not remember the tune. That is typical! What would you do now? Yup. You guessed it. MAKE UPYOUR OWN MELODY to this unknown song. NOTE: This 1 may work better if you purchased a of backing tracks which have no guide lines on the songs. This way, you've TO produce up your own personal beat into a track that is already playing. Just ensure you DON'T KNOW the songs..at all.
  
  You have no idea how powerful this can be. I've written fresh songs o-n one's I'd no idea about! And believe me, they're unique tracks - they do not sound like a copy of anything more. This is because of what I said earlier - ultimately it will be your own communication, your own words and your own music which then translates into your own music.
  
  *Keeping The Beat Simple*
  
  Last but most certainly not least, there's simply no point to make a melody that's 'musically clever.' You are perhaps not attempting to impress performers here. What you would like is to produce a song that is SIMPLE yet INTERESTING.
  
  Just how does one do that? Well, tunes usually re-occur repeatedly in a song. Actually, the verses and choruses alone will often have the track repeating itself. It is the fundamental structure of almost all songs underneath the sun. The passages will repeat and so will the choruses. Be taught further on an affiliated article by visiting songwriting lesson.
  
  SO..IF THE MELODY SOUNDS Valuable ENOUGH TO BE REPEATED, THEN YOU'RE TO SOMETHING.My Songwriting Coach
  1734 Village Run North, Studio C
  Encinitas, CA 92024
  (760) 642-2115

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Every track has a 'portion' of the track that will be the same as still another. So don't worry if you feel your music sounds like another. <br /> <br /> What is important to know here is that if your beat is a common one, then that is the BEST THING. I'm not.. <br /> <br /> As soon as that individuals develop a melody which they feel is excellent, many think it already sounds like another song. This is common, and I suffered from this often. Everything you have got to understand is that ALL SONGS are RECYCLED MELODIES. <br /> <br /> Every song includes a 'portion' of the melody which will be the same as another. So don't worry if you feel your music sounds like another. <br /> <br /> What is very important to know here is that if your track is a familiar one, then that is a GOOD THING. <a rel="nofollow" href="http://mysongwritingcoach.com/Testimonials.html">Via</a> contains further concerning how to deal with it. I'm perhaps not talking about a 'rip off' here, I am talking about a part( s) of one's song that seems like another song( s). <br /> <br /> Why is it the best thing? PEOPLE may RELATE SOLELY TO THE MELODY a lot more since it means. They will want to pay attention to your track due to the familiarity. Learn additional info on <a rel="nofollow" href="http://mysongwritingcoach.com/">TM</a> by going to our forceful encyclopedia. <br /> <br /> Remember, most of the people are not songwriters. So odds are, most people will not even know where it may or may not have been inspired from. And imagine if they do? Well.. Finally, as a whole, it will be your own words, your own melody and ultimately together with your own music. So that it is going to be YOUR SONG. So don't fret. <br /> <br /> Here, I'll reveal some practices that will jump-start the procedure of creating a melody: <br /> <br /> - Choose a song that when you are NOT listening to it, and you know and like *quite* well, hum the song of the song. DON'T' SING WHAT, just sound the track. By doing this, you will think 'melodically.' Sooner or later, you should force yourself to play certain versions of the tune (ie. Com-pletely fool around with the track). At these times, you'll end with your own personal tune. <br /> <br /> - If you play an instrument (it will not matter which or what amount you're at) try and figure out the track of another song around the instrument. Then mess around, If you figure it out quickly and CHANGE certain areas of it. Then SING (sound, manhunter, an such like) this CHANGED MELODY out aloud. If you can not figure it out, then ignore it! CREATE A Tune YOU ARE FEELING IS APPROPRIATE! Again, don't prejudge while doing this. Just go where your hands take you and just 'la' the song simultaneously. Once you feel you have anything good loop this song. <br /> <br /> - Grab a song that you DON'T KNOW AT ALL. Listen for the track after, and then listen to it again. The second time around, play along to it. Probably, you'll not remember the tune. That is typical! What would you do now? Yup. You guessed it. MAKE UPYOUR OWN MELODY to this unknown song. NOTE: This 1 may work better if you purchased a of backing tracks which have no guide lines on the songs. This way, you've TO produce up your own personal beat into a track that is already playing. Just ensure you DON'T KNOW the songs..at all. <br /> <br /> You have no idea how powerful this can be. I've written fresh songs o-n one's I'd no idea about! And believe me, they're unique tracks - they do not sound like a copy of anything more. This is because of what I said earlier - ultimately it will be your own communication, your own words and your own music which then translates into your own music. <br /> <br /> *Keeping The Beat Simple* <br /> <br /> Last but most certainly not least, there's simply no point to make a melody that's 'musically clever.' You are perhaps not attempting to impress performers here. What you would like is to produce a song that is SIMPLE yet INTERESTING. <br /> <br /> Just how does one do that? Well, tunes usually re-occur repeatedly in a song. Actually, the verses and choruses alone will often have the track repeating itself. It is the fundamental structure of almost all songs underneath the sun. The passages will repeat and so will the choruses. Be taught further on an affiliated article by visiting <a rel="nofollow" href="http://mysongwritingcoach.com/">songwriting lesson</a>. <br /> <br /> SO..IF THE MELODY SOUNDS Valuable ENOUGH TO BE REPEATED, THEN YOU'RE TO SOMETHING.My Songwriting Coach <br /> 1734 Village Run North, Studio C <br /> Encinitas, CA 92024 <br /> (760) 642-2115</div>

  ...

  Cancel

To Top