How to Make A Song Melody in 30 Minutes Like A Rock Star
What you'll learn
- Generate tons of original melodies the fastest way
- Learn the organized way of piecing together melodies to create a complete composition
- Discover the free tools you need for your composition projects
Requirements
- Pc/Laptop
- You should be confident in your knowledge of Music Theory and Harmony
Description
There are many ways of How to write a song. This course in particular focuses more on the melody creation first. A course inpired from the songwriting skill of the legendary singer-songwriter Sia Furler.
Reveals the Possible BluePrint of Sia Furler's Song Melody Making Technique!
The course discusses the music skill of Sia and how to mimick it. Then shows you the tools you need and the insane 6 simple steps of making a song melody in under 30 minutes (with an actual composition project demo: from START to FINISH): from generating a piece of melody, and working around it to create a complete music composition work with accompaniments.
This course is structured to give you the essential information you need to make a song melody for your composition projects the quickest way possible.
These videos are laser focused to help kick-start your music making skill effectively.
While anyone interested in doing music composition can benefit from this course, it's a great fit for someone who is already an experienced musician, because making song melodies increases your music writing skill to create original compositions and helps you grow as a well rounded musician.
Wondering if I'm qualified to teach you? Well, have a listen to some of my original compositions right at the curriculum section area below, videos marked "preview", then you decide if I'm the real deal!
P.S.
This course is probably not for absolute beginners with no music background knowledge. I highly suggest that you better enroll first to my other course "How to Compose Music Like A Boss" please scroll down at the bottom of this page.
Who this course is for:
- This course is intended for musicians, songwriters and music producers
- This course is probably not for absolute beginners with no music background knowledge
Course content
- Preview06:55
Instructor
![Tyrone Caballero](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 3.5 Instructor Rating
- 77 Reviews
- 12,293 Students
- 2 Courses
Hi there! My name is Tyrone Caballero. I graduated from a high profile school in the Philippines, I love to travel and I also love to try different cuisines. Currently, I’m still working in our family business, trading agricultural stuff and doing some online freelance work as well.
My passion in composing original music started as a hobby 10 years ago, having learned to play the guitar and keyboard on my own. I’m not even sure when I began fantasizing about music – at some point; it became as important to me as the air I breathe. Ever since I first picked up a guitar and started plucking, I’ve been plunging into musical experimentation, day in and day out – the passion was almost overdone in its saturation at times. Because I’ve been self-taught all these years, I really just began covering songs I liked and heard – but as anyone knows, at some point you begin to lose interest. Then things started getting really interesting when I started writing my own music, and I’ve been trying to perfect my thought process and writing for years and years – until I felt ready enough to compile a book on the matter.
Now I can confidently say that I cracked the code so to speak, and now have a simple step by step blueprint to easily get started in writing new music.
A few months back, I realized that I had compiled one of the most impressive simplified techniques in the world of composing music. And it hit me that this stuff could help a lot of other people out there.
This course is the culmination of over a decade of experience and hard work – and they’re my gift to wannabe musicians everywhere. Of course, my journey is far from complete – I’m still learning, playing music, refining my technique and, of course, striving for my ultimate masterpiece.
I hate to brag, but if you’re wondering what my way of composing music has done for me, check out my demo compositions on the introduction section of this course – then you can be the judge of whether or not my method works.