the melody trick to make it catchy

take a look at Carly Rae Jepsons Call me Maybe and the interplay between strings and vocals for a sweet prime example of this

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a song having two vocalists doesn't necesarily ALWAYS make it call & response.
but it's just so sweet i had to include it.

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[synthet]

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[skitterson]

Editing youtube music tutorials to the tempo is genius and genuinely makes the world a better place

[karanoelle]

Now THIS is an ad. If Youtube played these kinds of videos for ads, I'd be 10000% fine with it.

[iammaximofficial]

Skrillex is a great example of an
artist using call and response in
his melodies :)

[sileudies]

"I wanted a female choir to respond to me, but they all left me on read so i had to use the sample instrument"

[chuck_stones]

I don't know why YouTube saw fit to recommend your channel to me, given I have no experience or expressed any interest in electronic music production, but I am just loving your videos. Great explanations, funky grooves and such a unique approach to showing the audio as well! Love it dude!! ❤

[pixelpastiche]

1:06 Coin grabbin star usin punch jumpin WAHOOO ass sounds.

[Fexxis_]

0:18 i am a jazz drummer and doing this is awesome

[ericktellez]

0:07 this is considered a slur in Mexico lmao

[RollieStudios]

Bro, the beginning of this video sounded like a rap.😂

[Josh-yrgd]

This sounds like a catchy commercial that I’ll never remember what the product was but will always remember the tune.

[skellman]

The Good the Bad and the Ugly reference though.

[BossJayAy]

This whole video sounds like a spotify ad

[karolcpm-]

That part on 0:11-0:16 was really cool!

[DaddelPanda]

These Videos are full of Informations and so well done, the Flow is amazing.

[GBRen-xcow]

Oh yeah, I’ve noticed this a lot in the melodies I’ve listened to. Reminds me of some film melody and music structure tips I learned. Binary (A-B) is simple enough, but you could also use period form (ABAC) for a typical 4-bar or 8-bar phrase especially if you have a chord progression loop with some kind of cadence to either repeat the phrase or transition to the next melodic idea. Sentence form (AABC) is also a nice extension to the binary form and adds forward momentum.
As long as you have some musical idea(s) repeating (mostly several calls), you have something memorable to stick to your listeners’ ears.

[rsodrealm]

these audio tutorials are really fun to watch / listen to! also helps me learn a bit about music making

[justdejf]

brother the way these videos captivate me is just crazy.. it's so short but so dynamic and full of actually useful and understandable information.. you deserve wayy more recognition than you get my dude

[DillyzThe]

1:04 mario called. he wants his level back.

[cgollimusic]

The only tutorial videos on YouTube that have me subconsciously nodding my head along throughout the whole video from start to finish.