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    Write Your First (Or Next) Great Song Now

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    Write Your First (Or Next) Great Song Now

    Write Your First (Or Next) Great Song Now
    Published 9/2022
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 8.08 GB | Duration: 7h 11m

    Everything you need to know to become a skilled and prolific writer of songs people will love.

    What you'll learn
    Gain in-depth, hands-on knowledge of how to write powerful songs in any genre.
    Follow a tried and true 8-Step songwriting path to complete your first or next great song,
    Understand all the elements of song structure and how to use them.
    Quick Start: Jump in by writing a quick 3-chord song to break the ice.
    Learn how to write songs starting with either the music or the words.
    Explore a wealth of concepts and ideas to inspire you and keep you writing.
    Learn how to assess, edit, polish, and performance-proof your song.
    Develop the motivation, enthusiasm, and self-confidence to make songwriting a positive, creative force in your life.
    Learn to see yourself as a songwriter and then become one.
    Requirements
    The only prerequisite for this course is to possess a curiosity or desire to write songs that move people.
    If you don't play an instrument, there are a few brief lessons included to help get you started playing guitar.
    Description
    This songwriting course is a labor of love. Written during the pandemic and over a year in production, Write Your First (or Next) Great Song Now is a comprehensive and inspiring road map for becoming a powerful and confident working songwriter. So, what does that mean? A "working songwriter" is someone who regularly writes and performs highly original songs that garner recognition and accolades from peer musicians, fans, and venues alike. The majority of people you will compete with at the local and regional level for stage time typically play covers. Writing head-turning, beautifully crafted songs sets you apart, elevating you to the upper ranks of visibility and respect.This course is designed and structured to get you there as quickly as possible–giving you everything you need to do the work and make it happen. The only missing ingredient is you. Your passion. Your energy and commitment. Your unique voice. Complete all the assignments and the 8-Step songwriting process and you will be well on your way with a calling card in hand that confirms for all who hear it that you are a songwriter. Thousands of people on any given day are dreaming of becoming songwriters. The difference is in the doing. Seize this moment. Right now. And begin turning your dream into the daily, life-affirming reality of the working songwriter. Course Highlights:Over 7 hours of on-camera teaching across more than 90 highly structured lectures (no Powerpoints!)Packed with practical theory, real world examples, and hands-on exercises so you can move quickly and confidently forward on your songwriting journeyLearn everything you need to know to start and complete a high quality song by the end of the courseSelf-paced and available 24/7Works on a Mac, PC, and a variety of other devicesPurchase risk-free with Udemy's 30-day money back guaranteeMajor Course Sections Include:Start Simply. Simply Start.You Are a SongwriterWhat Are Your Goals?Finding InspirationCreativity and The MuseThe Whole Mentor/Apprentice ThingDon't Borrow. Steal!Let's Jump In: Write a Simple 3 Chord Scratch Draft SongWriting the Music FirstThe Not-So-Secret Songwriter’s Super Hot Sauce For SuccessGuitar Chords and TheoryRhythm, the Pulse, and Time SignaturesMajor and Minor KeysWriting Chord ProgressionsWriting Melodies That Move PeopleWriting the Words FirstWhat Are You Going To Write About? Points of ViewTypes of SongsTelling Tales: Friction Creates FictionCharacter In ActionRhyme-SchemingThe Elements of Song Structure and How To Use ThemEditing and Performance-Proofing Your SongBuilding On Your Momentum8 Steps To Finishing Your Song:STEP 1: Write Your Song’s ProgressionSTEP 2: Choose Your Song's RhythmSTEP 3: Find Your MelodySTEP 4: Write Verses 1 and 2STEP 5: Write Your ChorusSTEP 6: Write a BridgeSTEP 7: Building Out Your VersesSTEP 8: Editing Your SongAssignments:Assignment #1: Let's Write Our First Verse TogetherAssignment #2: First Chord ProgressionAssignment #3: Sneak Up On ItAssignment #4: Steal SomethingAssignment #5: Choose Your MentorAssignment: #6: Rhyme-Mapping The MasterExtra | Motivator Videos (for when you need a boost!):Motivator: Nothing Is MissingMotivator: Space and RoutineMotivator: Make TimeMotivator: Perfection Doesn't ExistMotivator: Stick The LandingMotivator: Fear of Failure

    Overview

    Section 1: Welcome

    Lecture 1 Welcome

    Lecture 2 A Note On Notetaking

    Section 2: Beginnings

    Lecture 3 You Are A Songwriter

    Lecture 4 Assignment #1: Let's Write A Verse Together Right Now

    Lecture 5 What Are Your Goals?

    Section 3: Start simply. Simply start.

    Lecture 6 Creativity: This or That

    Lecture 7 The Muse

    Lecture 8 Your Phone Is A Powerful Songwriting Tool

    Lecture 9 Assignment #2: First Chord Progression

    Section 4: Finding Inspiration

    Lecture 10 Assignment #3: Sneak Up On It

    Lecture 11 Don't Borrow, Steal

    Lecture 12 Assignment #4: Steal Something

    Lecture 13 The Whole Mentor/Apprentice Thing

    Lecture 14 Steve Earle and Me

    Lecture 15 Assignment #5; Choose Your Mentor

    Section 5: Let's Jump In and Write A Song!

    Lecture 16 Let's Jump In: Chords: Pick 3

    Lecture 17 Let's Jump In: Find A Strum Pattern

    Lecture 18 Let's Jump In: Words - Be The Bard

    Lecture 19 Let's Jump In: Melody - Uncovering A Little Magic

    Lecture 20 Let's Jump In: Putting It All Together

    Section 6: Music First

    Lecture 21 Music First

    Lecture 22 Guitar Chords Part 1: A Quick Survey

    Lecture 23 Guitar Chords Part 2: Chord Relationships By Note Number In the Scale

    Lecture 24 Circle of Fifths (The Songwriter's Cheat Sheet)

    Lecture 25 7th Chords

    Lecture 26 Barre Chords

    Lecture 27 The Capo

    Lecture 28 It's Emotional: Major vs. Minor Keys

    Lecture 29 The Not-So-Secret Songwriter's Super Hot Sauce For Success

    Lecture 30 Hot Sauce Ingredients

    Section 7: Chord Progressions

    Lecture 31 Intro To Chord Progressions

    Lecture 32 The I-IV-V Chords

    Lecture 33 The Flat VII Chord

    Lecture 34 The Major and Minor II Chords

    Lecture 35 The Minor VI - The Closet Relative

    Lecture 36 Walking Up and Down

    Lecture 37 Advanced Progressions

    Lecture 38 Major/Minor Swap Fest

    Lecture 39 STEP 1: Write Your Song's Progression

    Section 8: Rhythm: Feel the Pulse

    Lecture 40 Rhythm: Feel the Pulse

    Lecture 41 The Vibe: Strumming Patterns (A Very Quick Survey)

    Lecture 42 Tempo: The Speed of Sound

    Lecture 43 The Feel: What's a Time Signature?

    Lecture 44 STEP 2: Decide On Your New Song's Rhythmic Feel

    Section 9: Melody: A String of Pearls

    Lecture 45 Melody: A String of Pearls

    Lecture 46 Musicality - The Art of Listening

    Lecture 47 Making Melodies

    Lecture 48 Melody: Find It In the Chords

    Lecture 49 Melody: Find It In the Riff

    Lecture 50 Melody: Find It In The Scale

    Lecture 51 Melody: Follow the Melody To The Chords

    Lecture 52 STEP 3: Find Your Melody

    Section 10: Words First Part 1

    Lecture 53 Words First

    Lecture 54 Points of View

    Lecture 55 What Do You Want To Write About?

    Lecture 56 Autobiography

    Lecture 57 Ballads

    Lecture 58 Title and Hook

    Lecture 59 The Beauty of Metaphor and Ambiguity

    Lecture 60 Theme, Concept or Novelty Songs

    Lecture 61 Turn of Phrase: The Power of the Image

    Section 11: Telling Tales

    Lecture 62 Telling Tales: Friction Creates Fiction

    Lecture 63 Setting: It's All In the Details

    Lecture 64 Character In Action

    Lecture 65 The Arc of the Story

    Section 12: Words First Part 2

    Lecture 66 When Words and Music Fit Like a Glove

    Lecture 67 Rhythm and Rhyme

    Lecture 68 Rhyme-Scheming

    Lecture 69 Assignment #6: Rhyme-Mapping the Master

    Lecture 70 Couplets All the Way Down: Mississippi

    Lecture 71 Bookends: A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall

    Lecture 72 The Pinnacle: It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)

    Lecture 73 Don't Be Too Rigid

    Section 13: Song Structure

    Lecture 74 Song Structure

    Lecture 75 Intros

    Lecture 76 Be Well-Versed

    Lecture 77 STEP 4: Write Verses 1 and 2

    Lecture 78 The Chorus

    Lecture 79 STEP 5: Write The Chorus

    Lecture 80 Is A Bridge Too Far?

    Lecture 81 STEP 6: Write A Bridge

    Lecture 82 What Is A Pre-Chorus?

    Lecture 83 STEP 7: Building Out The Verses

    Lecture 84 Coda and Tags

    Section 14: STEP 8: Editing Your Song

    Lecture 85 STEP 8: Editing Your Song

    Lecture 86 Editing: Check Your Rhymes

    Lecture 87 Editing: Check Your Lyrics

    Lecture 88 Editing: Check Your Logic

    Lecture 89 Editing: Is There a Twist?

    Lecture 90 Editing: Performance Proof Your Song

    Lecture 91 Done and Done!

    Lecture 92 Build On Your Momentum

    Section 15: Quick, Anytime Motivators

    Lecture 93 Motivator: Fear of Failure

    Lecture 94 Motivator: Make Time

    Lecture 95 Motivator: Space and Routine

    Lecture 96 Motivator: Perfection Doesn't Exist

    Lecture 97 Motivator: Nothing's Missing

    Section 16: Extras

    Lecture 98 Truth-Telling: Its importance and how to keep from telling too much!

    Anyone interested in songwriting will benefit from taking and completing this course. Whether you're just starting out or you've written any number of songs already, the 7-plus hours of video instruction included here will help you write songs that stand out from the crowd, connect with audiences, and establish your reputation as a serious songwriter on the scene.