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Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 240
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Acoustic guitar ?? Thats all you need to write a song
If you wanna play wind riffs and the like you can easily use a key board
for your recording
iI is a great asset learning all the various Scales and Modes
on Guitar and keyboards
Writing a lyric with no melody in your head is something I never do
my best results are doing both lyrics and melody together,
An understanding of repetition in songs is a must if you want to write
competitive finished songs However if its just trying to impress your buddies
with what you class as Clever Lyrics ; I dont see the point, unless its
to feed your own EGO
If you have only been playing a year ?? you have done well, keep at it the skys the limit
Last edited by Cheyenne; 06/21/19 04:51 AM.
One of the most important principles of songwriting is to remember that a good song is a partnership of many different components, all working together to produce a satisfying musical experience.
In that respect, song components are either enhancing or compromising their combined effects.
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