Lyrics Introduction
Lesson 44 from: Songwriting in Logic Pro X for Electronic Music ProductionTomas George
Lyrics Introduction
Lesson 44 from: Songwriting in Logic Pro X for Electronic Music ProductionTomas George
Lessons
Writing Drums and Bass Part Introduction
01:11 2Making Drums Beats with Ultrabeat
14:27 3Beats with Ultrabeat and Drummer
08:48 4Writing Bass Parts - Part 1
15:03 5Writing Bass Parts - Part 2
04:53 6Writing Drums and Bass Parts Assignment
00:44 7Writing Chords Introduction
00:56 8Writing Chords
19:38Experimental Chords
09:44 10Writing Chords Assignment
00:56 11Writing Melodies Introduction
00:58 12Writing Melodies - Part 1
19:28 13Writing Melodies - Part 2
05:12 14Writing Melodies - Part 3
10:38 15Arpeggiator
08:02 16Writing Melodies Assignment
00:59 17Arrangement Introduction
00:45 18Arrangement
18:14 19Arrangement Continued
16:16 20Adding Effects and Instruments
18:28 21Arranging into a New Song - Part 1
14:57 22Arranging into a New Song - Part 2
17:31 23Arranging into a New Song - Part 3
08:24 24Arrangement Assignment
00:38 25Mixing Introduction
01:02 26Cleaning up and Basic Mixing
15:52 27EQ
11:46 28Tuning Drums
05:58 29Compression
10:56 30Sidechain Compression
10:30 31Reverb and Delay Sends
07:58 32Automation
06:59 33Mixing Assignment
00:58 34Recording Audio Equipment
10:55 35Recording Audio
04:01 36Vocal Melodies Introduction
01:04 37Vocals Intro
00:26 38Verse A Section
06:56 39Chorus and Harmonies
05:12 40Verse B and Pre-Chorus
05:20 41Verse 2, Chorus and Middle 8
17:37 42Song Title
00:50 43Vocal Melodies Assignment
01:00 44Lyrics Introduction
01:02 45Creating a Story with Lyrics - Part 1
15:25 46Creating a Story with Lyrics - Part 2
14:37 47Lyrics Assignment
00:54 48Adaptive Songwriting with Peter Darling
12:13 49Thanks and Bye
00:09Lesson Info
Lyrics Introduction
Hello and welcome to this section all about writing lyrics as a songwriter or a producer, you don't necessarily have to be able to write lyrics, but it can be an important skill. A lot of people who aren't musicians will listen to more songs that have a lyric based, more songs that have more of a story for them. Of course, you can create a story through your arrangement. But for non musicians generally, they will want lyrics to listen to a lot of people listen to songs just for the lyrics. So if you want your song to have a commercial reach, I definitely recommend learning how to write your own lyrics when working with singers. Sometimes they're lyricists as well and sometimes they are just singers. So it's a good idea if you are going to work with a singer to still know about lyrics, still know about storytelling in your music. So definitely still go through these lectures, even if you're not a singer, even if you're not a lyricist, it is still an important part of songwriting. So jum...
p into logic, pro take some notes and let's write some lyrics
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