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Arrangement Introduction

Lesson 17 from: Songwriting in Logic Pro X for Electronic Music Production

Tomas George

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17. Arrangement Introduction

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Writing Drums and Bass Part Introduction

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Making Drums Beats with Ultrabeat

14:27
3

Beats with Ultrabeat and Drummer

08:48
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Writing Bass Parts - Part 1

15:03
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Writing Bass Parts - Part 2

04:53
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Writing Drums and Bass Parts Assignment

00:44
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Writing Chords Introduction

00:56
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Writing Chords

19:38

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Arrangement Introduction

Hello and welcome to this next section all about arranging the track. In my opinion, arranging the track's the most important thing about songwriting, arranging the track changes a few ideas into a song, into a piece of art, into a movement. If you really want your listeners to go on a journey when they listen to your music and the way you can do that is through arrangements. Otherwise it's just a load of parts thrown together. If you have an arrangement allows your music to be fluid, allows your music to turn into a story. So think about what your listeners will want, think about your music as a story rather than just random elements thrown together, go through these lectures and remember to take action. I do recommend follow along with these lectures whilst you're on logic pro and then of course, arrange your music. It might take a while. But the great thing is we live in the 21st century. If you make a mistake, just hit command and Z it's that easy. So I wanted to go through take ac...

tion, start reading your music and watch these lectures, re-watch them if you need to And of course, remember arranging, can take a long time. Sometimes it might take me a week to arrange one track. So don't skip, don't try to rush yourself, take your time and turn your music into a fantastic arrangement.

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