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Feb 11 2019, 06:11 PM |
Hi Aris! Welcome back to the Army!
This thread is a follow up to this one. As you've asked by PM, we will focus on composition and technique. Your favorite styles: punk rock, hardcore, grunge, garage - rock & Roll, garage-punk. At first we will start building a 30' technique routine and analyize a few songs while I give you some basic theory knowledge that is important to start composing. Could you please share 5 songs that you like a lot? -------------------- My lessons
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Jul 2 2019, 01:27 PM |
Hi Aris!
That's a great observation mate! I consider that those songs that keep the same progression between verse and chorus are some of the most difficult to compose and arrange. The secret is in vocal melodies and overall arrangement and production. I've been analyzing songs like that all my life, but I want you to get your own conclusions about this. These are the things that you need to check: - What changes in instrumentation? What does the drummer, bass player and guitarist change from one part to the other? - Is there any other instrument that appears? A synth maybe? - What's the change with vocals? Maybe an extra voice that harmonizes? - Finally, what happens with the melody and vocal range? What happens with the rhythm of the vocal melody? What happens with silences? -------------------- My lessons
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