How to Create EMOTIONS with MELODIES

Different melodies can evoke a wide range of emotions, from the depths of sorrow to the heights of joy. In this video, I will show you how to create melodies that touch on different feelings, breaking down the steps to compose music that resonates with listeners on an emotional level.

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[EDMTips]

Hope you find this useful! Let me know if you guessed any of the melodies! 👇

[golden_calf]

I knew it was sandstorm before you even made the melody

[sadawanfra]

my man just recreated popular songs and told us what key they are in

[SLEEPYDOGINU]

the fact that every minor key shares it's keys with a major key shows there's definitely a bit of writing talent that needs to go into creating that emotion too, but good tips

[Sb_random]

1:46 it reminded me of “can’t stop this feeling”

[HR-]

One thing I would add onto this is the contrast between writing melodies and achieving consonance: while scales serve as a 'secret trick' to unlock consonance, a clear and teachable concept, there's no equivalent secret in creating incredible melodies. It comes from an explorative process and personal expression, rather than a singular, teachable formula. I've heard many times online from people who watch deadmau5 stream that he just moves midi notes up and down until they work haha. Music theory helps but it's mainly about patience and putting the time into it.

Also we had a similar moment there when you played The Veldt. I love how music can envoke that kind of response.

[B_Lazy]

Never thought about phrygian scale as feeling of sexiness :) but it is indeed. Great examples!

[julianosorio]

The fact that I have EDC next month and you out that nostalgia melody🥲can’t wait for the Mau5🙈

[peliqueirolaza]

They say humans experiment all kinds of emotions but I never experimented “sexiness”

[Random-person]

FADED!!!! 💖💖💖

If you can't tell I'm a HUGE Alan Walker fan! Thank you for this video, it was very helpful!

[djGreenALERT]

Thank you so much Will for uploading this. Every video you make just seems to get more and more informative, as well as always enjoyable.. This is yet another one I have to watch many times over and over!

[zLencelott]

Happiness looks like Alan Walker "Faded"

[joshpinho]

As soon as you changed the pitch of those notes and the melodies turned into The Veldt I got chills!

P.S Can you do something like this for Chord progressions?

[MrWolfuo]

This guy is the reason why I'm gonna try and compose my own ost lol

[_ilikegamesandstuff]

Your videos have really been helping me with a ton with this song I need to get done soon for a competition! Thanks!

[sakurasepuku]

Bro just cracked the code of melody making. These tips are extraordinary, there is such greatness in making the difficult easier to understandd!
This is a lot more clear to me now.
And i did guess the songs, that was amazing recreation. I suscribe immediately.

[djbaaler]

Very helpful, thank you! Been in "information overload" consumption and this was incredibly digestible and helped various things clicked. Just signed up for your "Music Theory for EDM Producers 2.0" class - if you are giving away these tips for free, can't imagine all of the goodies in your full class. Amazing content!

[yosurekusi]

your course seems legit, your undiscovered genius

[eiredes]

Great Vid, Very useful...
Simplified and clear to grasp...

[scrowfunk]

One of the main rules of the internet is that for whatever you’re trying to learn / dude there will be a British dude with a YouTube tutorial ready to help you with it. Music production? Boom. Minecraft mod installation tutorials? Boom. It’s universal