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In this video, I show you a song development method that will help you finish every song you start.
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Another good trick to use in conjunction with this method is to give different context to a phrase upon the second or third round. Choruses can just repeat for emphasis, but sometimes changing just a word or two can give a completely different message. For instance, the phrase "not enough" could indicate one doesn't have enough to keep going, but within another round could be used to say that the opposition is not enough to stop you.
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i haven't finished a song in years. i used to breathe songs and ideas. i still can't figure out why. thanks for these videos.
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Hey I rapโฆ but your videos have helped my song writing greatly. Thank you
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Thank you so much for this, you're so articulate and I loved your song ideas and descriptions. I truly believe this will help!
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Thank you! This is great. I've never used song maps before and in the time you were explaining what they are and how they work a flood of ideas raced through my mind. The Problem, Escalation, and Change map seems like a great one to explore. Thanks for creating this video!
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Thank you for the clear explanations and concrete examples. This was very helpful, as usual. Well done!
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Thank you Keppie for all the input you are sending out to us. I love your positive energy that instantly sets me in the mood of writing. I rather finish any of your videos because I almost every time take a blank page and drop some lines and ideas for a new song. You and Ben have a gift and I am so thankful for both of you sharing your spirit and knowledge.
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Thank you ! Great tips ! And good timing !
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thanks for sharing your experience and expertise - it's great to know that you are at the helm promoting this skill set. i am reminded of how much i love to write music but have neglected the act of composition for way too long. i really enjoyed this video
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this video made me smile so much. like this song map just unlocked a whole new WORLD of possibilities for me! thank you so much for doing what you do!!!!
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This was so helpful, thank you!!
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I'm like quicksand and I can come up with hundreds of riffs on the spot, but this is a major problem of mine. I have finished many songs for multiple artists, myself, tv and more, but I still needed this video. You are great and I love your vids. Keep on crushing it and it's so nice to meet you. My channel is growing so fast and I have mad respect for your hard work here on YT. I totally get it. Rock on!
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Thank you! This is the kind of guidance I need that I could not find anywhere else.๐
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Absolutely fabulous. Thank you ๐๐ป
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Channel is great, thanks for the videos. Looking forward to watching regularly.
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You are such a great mentor with song writing. Hawaa (thank you)!
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The term I like to use to distinguish between a lyric that's a narrative and one that isn't is "portrait." The core difference is, a narrative reveals through change, and a portrait reveals through exploration/description. "I don't care/I love it" is a really good portrait. "Happy" is another portrait. "It's My Party" might be my favorite portrait. "anyone know where my johnny has gone/Judy left the same time/why was he holding her hand/when he's supposed to be mine/It's my party and I'll cry if I want to/you would cry too if it happened to you." that's a really amazing lyric, and it "portrays" betrayal and deep pain, but doesn't contain a change/narrative arc.
I think most pop music is portraiture, and most folk/country is narrative, as stated in the video.
I've really loved these recent videos!
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Thanks as always for the really helpful content.
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Your videos are soooooo helpful!!! Thank you!!!
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@nyrman
7 months ago
So i had a problem with finishing songs. For a decade. In march i decided i will never again let 10 days pass without uploading a track. Aaaaand i never looked back. :) Also, nice video!
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