Shakazulu

Reverse skillsmanship

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The idea of working backwards to improve skill, can this apply to song writing? Instead of focusing on becoming a greater song writer, is understanding theory of music and various instruments key? A long side learning how to improve song write skills?

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@Shakazulu I highly recommend doing this. Getting a firmer grip on how music works will skyrocket your creativity. Don't think of it as something separate from song writing it. Incorporate it as a component of your mastery craft.

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@Shakazulu try writing down how you want the song to feel to the listener, and what your message is. Then meditate, when a lyric comes, write it down, go back to meditate, repeat.


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Post a song of yours and I'll give you some feedback :P 

By feedback I don't mean what aspects of the song are well or not so well done, I rather mean how you might approach improving from where you're at now. The thing is, without knowing anything at all about what you're doing, it's not possible to tell what strategies would be best for you at this point.

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@HII

Magic Show 

v1:

Life is a magic show a show

Ticket for magic show 

Row I am front row for the glow 

close row, let's go! 

Girl, Faith, Sun, Lake 

Magic, Magic, break 

Sun, wait, time going 

Moon, hey 

 

Chrous: 

Hat tricks 

Hat of magic blow minds 

Tail grind 

Mouth go wide find 

Land mine 

Take my wand and fly 

See the rabbit go hide 

Touch light 

 

 

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@HII I'm the process of recording new songs.  Just trying to get my life purpose together 1st 

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