If you're serious about learning how the music part works (ie. chord progressions, how to create an intro, a verse, a chorus, a bridge, an outro), get yourself a book and learn! I have several but the best one I have, in my opinion, is "How To Write Songs On Guitar" by Rikky Rooksby. You can check it out on Amazon.com and see if it's what your band needs. This book will help you to learn how chord progressions work and it'll take the mystery out of the music making process. You can move beyond the basic I IV V progressions and into some interesting musical territory. If you're willing to invest the time to learn, you'll make alot of progress with your music.
2006-12-11 00:48:15
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answered by Visions_Of_Johanna 3
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Wait, write songs or lyrics? Composing or what?
If you want to compose any songs, just download any composing software. Fl Studio, or Magix. There are many.
But you must know at least a few about songs, notes, crescent, chord...etc.
Writing lyrics is easier!~Just write down what;s on your mind, surely it will be good.
2006-12-11 08:04:40
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answered by Anonymous
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First you have a Line something like
I love u babyyyyyy-thats one line
the next like should go
and without u I go crazzyyyyy-thats the second line
try to do 16 and thats a whole verse.
2006-12-11 08:02:54
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answered by Jwho J 1
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Songs are nothing more than poems with a musical score. Words first, melody second.
2006-12-11 08:03:14
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answered by lbuajlw 4
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I found a computer works well for these purposes,.. but also a good old fashion paper and pencil or pen can work just as good
2006-12-11 08:07:44
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answered by Khepri 2
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find a person who is good at writting songs
2006-12-11 08:08:11
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answered by kodak moment 3
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think of what comes to ur head put it in paper and see what comes out
2006-12-11 08:02:46
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answered by me2u 2
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personal expieriences
2006-12-11 08:05:41
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answered by arizonaprincess2 5
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