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How do professional songwriters translate their written vocals to the clients?

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Submitted by steffeeh on

This is what I've done so far:

- I've written lyrics that I'm happy with (text + notes for each word + characteristics for the lines).

- I've layed out the melody as a fake piano ontop of the instrumental track.

- I've analyzed what's the most practically useful method of recording, to minimize the amount of vocal tracks to be working with.


Becoming a Professional Songwriter

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Submitted by Voiceofallanger on

Hey guys, long story short, people have been very kind to me about my songwriting skills claiming that I can write anything I want to so I've chosen to try and (against my natural beliefs).. put some faith in myself and check out how to become a songwriter for such things as video games.



Could anybody give me the first clue how I can do this ?



recording demos for singers,songwriters

anonymous
Submitted by anonymous on

Heloo,my fist post , salutations from south of spain

I would be very thankfull for any help

Im thinking about expanding my rec.studio busines with online demo services but Im not sure how the market is now,do songwriters still record demos in studious as they used to? (home studio setups cuts down clientelle )surely even the demo purpose changed over the years,

Songwriters question

anonymous
Submitted by anonymous on

I know that years ago you use to be able to go by or mail your songs to music companies to be heard but today you can"t do that anymore so here is my question.

I"m not into performing, what I do is write music to be recorded by other people. Yes I do play guitar, bass, drums, keyboard and I do my own vocals and record all my own stuff as an idea for someone else to record.