Artists, keep believing in yourselves! The world needs us because music has the power to change the world. Let's keep creating music, and keep on changing the world! 💛
Its never too late for us artists to be successful in the music industry,,lets keep pushing ..one day we are going to make it ..the road is bumpy but lets not give up ..i love you'll artists who are putting efforts in their projects
Best advice , be yourself and let the music influence how you feel. Take those emotions and inject them into melodies or whatever comes to mind. Write it or record it.
Well my approach is hectic and original; I listen to daily conversations at work place and the interesting expressions and social statements make it to my lyrics as they’re permeable and the song memorable
In my opinion the best way to get feedback for your music is simply releasing it and see how people engage with it. Asking individuals is not a great idea, everyone will say something different and you will end up confused.
I am really focusing on more quality time to write my songs. Like you mentioned in Tip #2. Don’t rush things. I really feel that it is very smart to use patience when writing music for the best outcome. Your efforts will really show through in your music.
My tip: I recently purchased the Shure PGA181 microphone and highly recommend it for anyone with a Home Studio. I use it both to record instruments and to record voices. So far, it is the best microphone I have, robust, well built and with great sound.
My best tip is to tell a story. Engage the listener with a journey they can relate to. Build on that story. Have a beginning, a middle, and some kind of resolution. Lastly, keep the listener engaged using different elements of your craft and song structure.
I can relate to getting ideas down when you think of them. I had a job working in a supermarket deli and I'd have to run into the freezer and record when I had a idea, haha! Luckily the staff would cover for me when they saw me go. Sometimes the beat starts the song and sometimes it's the idea that's running through my head. I don't limit myself in this way and will always switch it up using guitar or keyboard to start creating. I'm the same with genre's and don't stick with one. It's not like I vary widely but it ranges between rock and pop and I find that does start me down a new track with a new song.
I like testing the lyrics out in my DAW after I've written them, not only to the actual song instrumentation but also to other songs' instrumentation at the same BPM. As a rap artist I feel it tightens the groove and leads to more performance ideas.
Coming over from the mailing list!! I'm not new to songwriting but definetly new to setting up my own studio. My question about my own production technique or setup would be how do you get the hang of adding background vocals and where the best spot in a song is to place them.
I like to use a random word generator to find one two three words that I want to drive the flow and then develop a cadence that works with the beats I'm going to use.... The good thing about that random word generator is how it cannot only help you when you have writer's block or don't know where you want to start but if you crank out a list of five random words, you now have a tool to help you work on freestyle ability
Wooow, cool to see tips from such important artists and notice some similarities. Like with John Legend I like to start with the lyric and the theme, and the best verses always come randomly, as if I download that entire project, I usually create personas that facilitate the message I want to convey. I write as much as I can, and then I give it time to think about it, I have everything written down in the notepad, oh and sometimes I write a simple text and then turn it into rhymes, verses and melodies ❤️
I write house music. So usually I start with the chords, or the bass line. After that I make the beats and the melodic, etc. If I don't like the final song, I try to remix it, because sometimes it works. It could be a good way, if you select one of your favorite song and just try to make a similar, but still a different one with your own style. Just follow your emotions and feelings you know the flow... Thats my tips for you... 😉
The main tip that helps to write my song is tip #4 because it reminds me to share more to be more open with my audience to build a stronger relationship with them.
i will have a beat and will play on a loop and usually the hook first, then verses and adlibs,my muse is pain i lost my wife in 2021 and iwrite most songs from therer,and i use the sure sm7b i love this mic..thank you
Hallo am MaConny.Following your broadcast. I like the advice given that we should not limit ourselves and that we need to take advantage of the spontaneous inspiration and track it down.That is what I like do too and I whenever I get the inspiration I record it even on my phone and perfect my idea before I go in a studio . I also like the advice on collaboration to enhance your diversity in music.Thank u
you guys need more videos on how artist can use your ditto website, like how to change artist name or how to set things up. its Takinig way too long for me to find all of that. Making me question if other plattforms have these steps easier
just remember.. TIP :) before you start a piece of work, make sure you have a fairly strong idea. To begin with. Either know the idea of the instrumental or at least have some vocal ideas . Or even the Mood and flow can help shape your song
I generally allow the song to lead me on its emotional journey and don't consciously think structure until I've put down my lyrical ideas. Often I don't even try to make lyrical sense and allow the song to virtually build itself. I've been working this way for years and I find that my best music is written this way because it focuses on the emotional aspect rather than the logical and emotions generally are illogical. Structure comes as a result of the emotional journey the song shapes into.
I think mixing it up can be a really good way to generate new ideas - so if you normally write on guitar, try switching to keys, or ukulele or banjo, or even just change your guitar tuning from standard to an open chord or something - the new thing can bring about totally new ideas which helps me craft new ideas :-)
ok so I gotta dance with my piano and get really comfy to write GOT IT 🤣8:06 But I really presh for this video cause I always move out the purpose of music with all the ratings but this reminds me of why I started.
If it's a natural talent, you won't experience much difficulty. I see the music game as an acting skill, just imagine the character is different from You.
Artists, keep believing in yourselves! The world needs us because music has the power to change the world. Let's keep creating music, and keep on changing the world! 💛
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Its never too late for us artists to be successful in the music industry,,lets keep pushing ..one day we are going to make it ..the road is bumpy but lets not give up ..i love you'll artists who are putting efforts in their projects
Best advice , be yourself and let the music influence how you feel. Take those emotions and inject them into melodies or whatever comes to mind. Write it or record it.
My all time tip that helps me write amazing songs is the story I tell on each song. Body, Soul, Spirit
Well my approach is hectic and original; I listen to daily conversations at work place and the interesting expressions and social statements make it to my lyrics as they’re permeable and the song memorable
In my opinion the best way to get feedback for your music is simply releasing it and see how people engage with it. Asking individuals is not a great idea, everyone will say something different and you will end up confused.
I am really focusing on more quality time to write my songs. Like you mentioned in Tip #2. Don’t rush things. I really feel that it is very smart to use patience when writing music for the best outcome. Your efforts will really show through in your music.
My tip: I recently purchased the Shure PGA181 microphone and highly recommend it for anyone with a Home Studio. I use it both to record instruments and to record voices. So far, it is the best microphone I have, robust, well built and with great sound.
My best tip is to tell a story. Engage the listener with a journey they can relate to. Build on that story. Have a beginning, a middle, and some kind of resolution. Lastly, keep the listener engaged using different elements of your craft and song structure.
I can relate to getting ideas down when you think of them. I had a job working in a supermarket deli and I'd have to run into the freezer and record when I had a idea, haha! Luckily the staff would cover for me when they saw me go.
Sometimes the beat starts the song and sometimes it's the idea that's running through my head. I don't limit myself in this way and will always switch it up using guitar or keyboard to start creating. I'm the same with genre's and don't stick with one. It's not like I vary widely but it ranges between rock and pop and I find that does start me down a new track with a new song.
I like testing the lyrics out in my DAW after I've written them, not only to the actual song instrumentation but also to other songs' instrumentation at the same BPM. As a rap artist I feel it tightens the groove and leads to more performance ideas.
Coming over from the mailing list!! I'm not new to songwriting but definetly new to setting up my own studio. My question about my own production technique or setup would be how do you get the hang of adding background vocals and where the best spot in a song is to place them.
Be spontaneous! For me is the best tip. I always record every idea.
I like to use a random word generator to find one two three words that I want to drive the flow and then develop a cadence that works with the beats I'm going to use.... The good thing about that random word generator is how it cannot only help you when you have writer's block or don't know where you want to start but if you crank out a list of five random words, you now have a tool to help you work on freestyle ability
Wooow, cool to see tips from such important artists and notice some similarities. Like with John Legend I like to start with the lyric and the theme, and the best verses always come randomly, as if I download that entire project, I usually create personas that facilitate the message I want to convey. I write as much as I can, and then I give it time to think about it, I have everything written down in the notepad, oh and sometimes I write a simple text and then turn it into rhymes, verses and melodies ❤️
I write house music. So usually I start with the chords, or the bass line. After that I make the beats and the melodic, etc. If I don't like the final song, I try to remix it, because sometimes it works. It could be a good way, if you select one of your favorite song and just try to make a similar, but still a different one with your own style. Just follow your emotions and feelings you know the flow... Thats my tips for you... 😉
My mans LXGEND! Dope video!
The main tip that helps to write my song is tip #4 because it reminds me to share more to be more open with my audience to build a stronger relationship with them.
i will have a beat and will play on a loop and usually the hook first, then verses and adlibs,my muse is pain i lost my wife in 2021 and iwrite most songs from therer,and i use the sure sm7b i love this mic..thank you
Hallo am MaConny.Following your broadcast.
I like the advice given that we should not limit ourselves and that we need to take advantage of the spontaneous inspiration and track it down.That is what I like do too and I whenever I get the inspiration I record it even on my phone and perfect my idea before I go in a studio .
I also like the advice on collaboration to enhance your diversity in music.Thank u
you guys need more videos on how artist can use your ditto website, like how to change artist name or how to set things up. its Takinig way too long for me to find all of that. Making me question if other plattforms have these steps easier
Rod Steward: Take your time
The best way to write your lyrics ☺️❤️
just remember.. TIP :) before you start a piece of work, make sure you have a fairly strong idea. To begin with.
Either know the idea of the instrumental or at least have some vocal ideas . Or even the Mood and flow can help shape your song
the ableton with flstudio with vst and dxi makes voice music amazing with infinite combinations
I generally allow the song to lead me on its emotional journey and don't consciously think structure until I've put down my lyrical ideas. Often I don't even try to make lyrical sense and allow the song to virtually build itself. I've been working this way for years and I find that my best music is written this way because it focuses on the emotional aspect rather than the logical and emotions generally are illogical. Structure comes as a result of the emotional journey the song shapes into.
I think mixing it up can be a really good way to generate new ideas - so if you normally write on guitar, try switching to keys, or ukulele or banjo, or even just change your guitar tuning from standard to an open chord or something - the new thing can bring about totally new ideas which helps me craft new ideas :-)
Thanks I loved.
well said brother, thank you
Inspiration is that best tip
I write as I go...but this is a lot of takes for each line until I get the one that hits the spot.
डिट्टो म्यूजिक एक बहुत ही अच्छा म्यूजिक डिस्ट्रीब्यूशन है❤❤❤
ok so I gotta dance with my piano and get really comfy to write GOT IT 🤣8:06 But I really presh for this video cause I always move out the purpose of music with all the ratings but this reminds me of why I started.
Good lessons.
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Diito you distributed my music to another artiste name please
How can you do something like that
If it's a natural talent, you won't experience much difficulty. I see the music game as an acting skill, just imagine the character is different from You.
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Please someone should help me out on how to create Google knowledge panel🙏
Nice song mo idol
Does Gear Matter?
Too late to win? 🤔😅🤷🏾♀️🏃🏾♀️
all tips can help make a extraordinary good sound song , but all tips will not make a songs! keep on
So hot stand by me you will catch a tan, I love hip hop music but I ain’t a stan.
It would be nice if it had a midi keyboard instead of a microphone. 👍☺️🙏🙏🤌