TOP 10 SONG WRITING WEB SITES
New songwriters some time have a tough time connecting with other songwriters. Research and digging through the madness is the only way to connect with others that have the same passion about writing like you do. Social media is a great place to build the bridge to connect with others in your niche or market.
Here is a list of ten top websites for songwriting
This site is geared toward giving you the tools you need to be a great songwriter.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Friday, August 21, 2009
How To Write Great Songs Every Time
This songwriting guide is a great way to ensure you come up with a huge amount of songs! You'll find following these methods will yield a huge amount of ideas and more completed songs than ever before. The most important thing to remember here is that you must completely ignore your inner critic, do not under any circumstances think to yourself "Hmmm, this idea is no good" no matter how you feel about it, keep writing and moving forward.
Perhaps the most important thing to keep in mind as a songwriter is to not let your inner critic paralyze your creativity. The moment you have a negative thought, banish it to the back of your mind and just keep writing and pushing on! This method is all about generating as many ideas as you can, quality control comes later.
TECHNIQUE ONE: Create a chord sequence or riff on your instrument of choice, either loop it on your computer or just play it over and over while improvising lyrics and melodies over the top. Your aim here is to come up with as many ideas for your melody as you possibly can, don't worry about whether your lyrics make sense or not, you can redraft those later. I usually don't stop until I've come up with at least 10 or more ideas.
TECHNIQUE TWO: Find a drum or percussion loop and write as many different songs as you can over the top of it. Vary your chords and riffs and really try to make each attempt different to the last. Again I aim for 10 as a minimum
The best songwriting guide to follow is to create as many ideas as you can. Once you've finished your songwriting session, give it a day or two then go back to your ideas to edit them. Chances are you'll end up with a few finished songs straight away, the rest of your ideas you can refer to later. You'll find songs you write in the future will heavily feature ideas you came up with months or even years before!
Perhaps the most important thing to keep in mind as a songwriter is to not let your inner critic paralyze your creativity. The moment you have a negative thought, banish it to the back of your mind and just keep writing and pushing on! This method is all about generating as many ideas as you can, quality control comes later.
TECHNIQUE ONE: Create a chord sequence or riff on your instrument of choice, either loop it on your computer or just play it over and over while improvising lyrics and melodies over the top. Your aim here is to come up with as many ideas for your melody as you possibly can, don't worry about whether your lyrics make sense or not, you can redraft those later. I usually don't stop until I've come up with at least 10 or more ideas.
TECHNIQUE TWO: Find a drum or percussion loop and write as many different songs as you can over the top of it. Vary your chords and riffs and really try to make each attempt different to the last. Again I aim for 10 as a minimum
The best songwriting guide to follow is to create as many ideas as you can. Once you've finished your songwriting session, give it a day or two then go back to your ideas to edit them. Chances are you'll end up with a few finished songs straight away, the rest of your ideas you can refer to later. You'll find songs you write in the future will heavily feature ideas you came up with months or even years before!
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Writing for the Unmotivated
In today's society, technology has made it easy for anyone to express themselves when it comes to writing. Apple has created new devices that allow one to speak into a computer and basically say whats on your mind. A device like this can help not only the bored writer,but the folks wit other physical challenges that may prevent them from writing.
Many artist journalist, and publishers are finding a new way of getting their message out to the world wit out all the work involved. You to can use self talking writing devices to help you get your message out.
peace cool water
Many artist journalist, and publishers are finding a new way of getting their message out to the world wit out all the work involved. You to can use self talking writing devices to help you get your message out.
peace cool water
Monday, October 20, 2008
Globalization
Going global is the new slang for 08 and you not working on going global then you not working. Every song every beat made should be made withe the intention of getting into the international market. Many artist are marking a lot of money overseas. Social Networking is the key to starting globalization. Its a lot of people in the world so when from now on when you finish that song or that hot track you better start thinking I got to sale this all over the world.
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coolwater
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coolwater
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Friday, September 19, 2008
Making Money from Writing
As a writer myself you look to write things that will bring you money for your writing. When you complete a project there a several things you should look for that can bring you revenue from your writing. I will just share a few things that I think will help you exploit your talent. The first, is taking your songs and looking to my an e-book from your material. An e books give you revenue as an author which puts you into another category from the songs you wrote. You can take you songs and make a lyric book or poem book. Secondly, movies are always derived from a song or a book or some form of written work. Producers are always looking to get new material to turn into a movie. You could take some of your work and try to turn it into a script so it can be used a movie. Finally, the use of video is growing more and more if you haven't made some form of videos then you may want to consider that. Videos can be podcast and downloaded for a small fee to Ipod or what ever inorder for you to get money that way.
These are just a few ways to make money from your writing
please feel free to comment
peace
cool water
These are just a few ways to make money from your writing
please feel free to comment
peace
cool water
Friday, September 12, 2008
The Trick Is On Your Wallet
Wuz up everybody, I have been off the scene for a minute but I am back. I want to take a minute to talk about the artist Brittany Spears. Brittany is planning something big and you will be the victim of juiced up media mind confusing game that has kept you glued to the Tv for almost a year. Someone wrote the script for this story on how Brittany is making her come back. I saw on the front page of MSN that Brit was doing dance rehearsals for her upcoming show. Her album will have the best songwriters in the business to make sure she gets a good point across for the album to sale. Brittany to my knowledge is not a great writer. When her albums drops it will sale like crazy because of the hype and all the bullshit that she has went through. At the end of the day the songwriting will be what carries everything over.
The Jokes on You
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The Jokes on You
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Friday, May 16, 2008
Get it Right
Learning how to write takes some real practice, and thought if your not already doing it. Many people who write songs just write off the cuff, and never really use the elements of writing to make the song a master piece. Brainstorming is needed to write a song with no boundaries. After that is the rough draft phase where you start to organize the writing process, so you can see your ideas on paper. Finally, is final draft which brings everything together and allows you to make the picture thats needed to sing your song. When writing take these things into account and you should always get it right.
peace cool water
peace cool water
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