Before I tell you how to write a song, I’ll first explain to you what’s keeping you from writing one. Suppose I gave you a number like 978.44 and asked you to divide it by 3 without using a calculator. You’ll probably write the figure down and start using long division, dealing with one digit at a time. When it comes to writing a song, the same thing applies. Your brain understands music; it’s very capable, but we don’t understand that when you tell it to write an entire song without assistance, the workload is too heavy. Instead of asking it to write you a song, you should break the request into much smaller tasks. Start with stringing together a few notes, then add some more. Then try the whole melody to see if there’s harmony. As long as you’re not tone-deaf, you have the potential to write music.
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Even babies respond to rhythms and melodies and can distinguish between different types of music. They may even move their bodies to the beat. It’s in our nature. Those who go to heaven will be worshiping God with songs, so it’s in our souls. In this course, you will learn the steps to creating songs. Many people can and have written songs, but how many of them are memorable? An album typically consists of more than 12 songs yet, even with big name artists, you’ll be hard pressed to find more than 3 songs that are of note! If you’ve never written a song, you may not be so concerned about the quality. After you’ve written a few, you’ll want something that stands out. This course takes you straight from beginner to someone who makes songs that are hard to ignore. You get to skip the mediocre phase of an artist’s journey because I’m not a fan of lying or mediocrity and respect your time. The link below takes you to the first premium lesson.