Monthly Archives: August 2014

Today’s #Songwriting Tips | 3 Simple Things to Try…
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1. Remember, the first time an audience hears a song, they only hear the parts that stand out the most. Make those parts count!

2. Emphasize words with louder notes, by changing the note itself, using a longer note, or including a rest before or after the note. Besides melody and lyrics, experiment to get your song to SOUND the way you want.

3. Many people think outros are easy because you can just repeat the chorus and fade; instead, make the last lines of a song epic by throwing a curveball to the listener.

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– How to copyright a song: https://songregistration.com/

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30 Minutes of Writing & Playing
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Try writing and playing for at least a half-hour straight, deliberately avoiding cliche themes and melodies. Instead, do your best to go with new and original ideas. By doing this, you’ll learn to channel a mindset where ideas flow more easily.

Setting up a daily time to write songs is among the best habits to develop as a songwriter. By creating a regular schedule, it will actually hone your skills and help to spur creativity.

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– Learn how to copyright a song: http://https://songregistration.com/

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