How to Write a Song on Guitar - Acoustic Guitar Lesson on Songwriting
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Learning to play guitar encompasses a lot of things. You’ll want to learn chords, scales, dynamics, playing licks and solos, and how to find your way around the neck of the guitar without having to think about it. If you play guitar long enough, particularly if you’re the creative type, you will probably want to try your hand at writing a song of your own. Robert uses this lesson to give you some pointers on taking a simple idea and turning it into something you can call a song. Guitar songs are like any other song. Still, writing on guitar very often produces a different type of song than you might get if you wrote on a piano. Like all songs, however, songs written with a guitar use melody, harmony, and rhythm. Here Robert takes a basic chord and applies a nice picking pattern, then he shows you how to apply subtle variations to the theme that allow you to structure an introduction, verse, or bridge for what will eventually become a song. While songwriting is a very personal endeavor, approached in many different ways, Robert’s method here leaves a lot of room for you to experiment with your creativity. He keeps it simple and shows you how to develop a simple idea into something with substance and structure. This lesson for songwriting on guitar can be used in conjunction with some of Robert’s other acoustic guitar lessons (his lessons on fills, strumming, and chord inversions are all good) and will help guide you to writing some great guitar songs. Some of these essential techniques are touched on here as well. Start with the pattern Robert demonstrates here, then apply it to some of your favorite chord progressions to see what you can come up with. You’ll be writing hits in no time.
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I came up with: Am - Am/G - Am/F - Am/G. OR. Am - Am7(inversion G on Top) - Fmaj7 - Am7 😀🎸
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Here comes the sun... boodooboodoo....
Here comes the sun when I say... it's alright
It's so true that writing a simply song can often be much more difficult than a complicated one. I've always found the best tunes are typically the most straight-forward which is somewhat ironic as were all trying to make tunes as flavorful as possible when were really just diluting the taste...
Cool, the tips you provided are the same ones i use. especially where the intro is played as a melody, and with those same chords strum them to play the verse. for the chorus, its a bit difficult, either play around with the guitar until you find what sounds right, or find what scale the verse is at. usually there will be couple of them like (E MAJ, C min..etc). play around with those chord in that scale and find what sounds right. for the bridge, i usually step up or down from the scale were im playing at. overall what has really work for me is just to keep playing new chords and lyrics, write them down, you will find out that what you wrote down a 1yr ago will fit the new song you're writing.
Great lesson thanks. Major 9 is great
Thanks Anthony Lundell, glad you enjoyed the video:)
This was great! Even little lessons like this are so inspiring so thank you!
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Thankyou bro this helped me a lot picked up my guitar again for first time in like 5 years and I can’t wait to use this video and right an amazing song so thankyou mate helped me a lot
Just the lesson i needed right now thx u
Wow, this actually really helps a huge amount, thanks for the amazing tutorial man!
Thanks CyaNoble, glad you enjoyed the video:)
that was pretty cool thx.
that's fine but I then feel like harmonizing with the bass one octave lower lol! this message has a encoded rhythm ! ! !!
THAT'S THE DEFINITION OF ROCK!!!! THANK YOU!!!
Right on. Thanks.
That was great. Thank you! I’ll come back and find you once I become a rock star 😅
this sounds like an acoustic version of heartbreak warfare
Nice! Lots of great ideas packed into a short video.
i love the sound... can you give me some tips on how to add tune to a lyrics using this chords? i really appreciate it if you do because i am struggling on add tune to my song.
Thanks Tristan Jay Virtudazo, glad you enjoyed the video:) Just learn as many chords as you can and develop a lyric as you play a set of chords that sound good. It's all subjective.
Thanks a lot man :) you're awesome
Tristan Jay Virtudazo there's devices you can use to tune. And you can download apps on your phone.
This is great, thankyou for the video.
Thanks Josh! You can check out our song writers course here.
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I don't know how to write lyrics but i do know how to find the the chords on the guitar , I just need help with the lyrics
awesome it help me alot... rock on
Glad you liked it. You can check out our course on song writing here.
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Nice
Is it good idea to read stories about dragons and princesses, pirates, etc. to write a heavy metal song. I want it to be about love.
that's an amazing idea x
What is the picking patterns u used.can you please help me with that?
Thanks! This helped me a lot.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
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Can you post a follow up and many more videos?
Awesome video. What is the strumming pattern used though can’t figure it out?
Its Robert!
nice sound thanks great help :)
Thanks guitarist flybye 101, glad you enjoyed the video:)
Thanks for watching.
Right on. Keep watching.
wow very well
Great lesson! :)
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Nice..thank you..
Thanks Jim! You can check out our song writing course here.
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what was the picking pattern u were using for the intro
Was this a song of black stone cherry ?
you sound like justin roiland
Whats the strumming pattern?
my life is full of coincidences, i just wrote a tune for a new friend and it started with this first chord you showed, it is a bit of a slow song and i was looking for inspiration for a more upbeat song, but, really the same chord? the tune is on my facebook page atm and although the chord origianlly was the first chord i arranged the song so that it appear near the middle, if anyone wants to check, but i swear, this Amaj9 chord, lol.
Dude, you're playing a Fender acoustic!
Robert Baker
What model Fender are you playing? And is it an acoustic/electric?
redtortoiseTV It has a sound hole, so I think it's an acoustic (?)
you are my insperation to be a singer and play gituar
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Ok. So. Didnt help me at all.. i know how to write a part after another.... the thing is organizing the song, what chord structure follows another, yatiya.... this was a no for me. You didnt even write a song dude. How many songs have you written!?