Level Up Your Melodies: 3 Tips That Will Change Everything

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• JI

  @JimmyDeLocke · 3 years ago

  I hate to sound like a fan, but this channel gives more concrete useful songwriting advice then any other one I've seen

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• AZ

  @azhar9533 · 2 years ago

  It’s so sudden but watching this for a while and writing notes hits me with the fact that this video is free.<br>Made me wanna cry.<br>Thank you so much for all your guys videos.

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• ME

  @melissakateproductions8193 · 3 years ago

  I&apos;ve written two albums, but they are intuitive and built with the help of musician-musicians. Your mini-lectures are the information I&apos;ve been looking for: craft, for when intuition or &quot;inspiration&quot; isn&apos;t there. I needed tools, and you&apos;ve provided them. Nothing I don&apos;t KNOW, but nothing I&apos;ve looked at as concrete technique. Your advice provides a structured playground in which the imagination can freely play.

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• MA

  @maestro2033 · 2 years ago

  Anita Bakers melodies are at times melancholy then at other time they soar like an eagle. And here I am today dedicating my life to song. Melody needs to be it own series please 🙏🏼

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• EV

  @evanOseven · 3 years ago

  Just to add to the pile on of positive reviews for this channel, I really appreciate the balance of technical advice and artistic effect of making different choices. Really informative videos, with great practical application! Love it!

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• PO

  @polmorgan3533 · 3 years ago

  I love the way Chaka Khan twists the words in &apos;Aint Nobody&apos; &nbsp;the melody is the thing you hear on top with the words twisting in the shadows.

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• TH

  @therollingstarchive · 2 years ago

  The coolest exception to the stressed vs non stressed syllables concept that I recently found was &quot;when the rain wa*SHES* you clean you&apos;ll know&quot; in Fleetwood Mac&apos;s Dreams. It&apos;s crazy how that actually works better than if they stressed the first syllable of &quot;washes&quot;, crazy how it even works at all and expresses the emotion that powerfully.

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• AR

  @ArtfromJoe · 3 years ago

  There are always exceptions. ‘Born in the USA’ by Bruce Springsteen is pretty much a &nbsp;3 note motif repeated through the verses and choruses !

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• PA

  @paultaylor731 · 7 months ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve written hundreds of songs over 30 years and this channel still gives me golden nuggets of songwriting brilliance. Fantastic channel. 👍

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• MI

  @mikebozik · 3 years ago

  Thanks for the masterclass! I will be passing this along to a lot of friends!!!😊

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• OI

  @OilCanHarry2U · 3 years ago

  Great ideas, delivered clearly and succinctly.<br><br>Very encouraging.

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• AN

  @andrewtea · 3 years ago

  Thanks, Tip No. 2 was particularly helpful for me. I always find so many variations and cool little bits of melody for the same chords that I have problems to fit it all together into one song.

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