The easiest way to write modern pop

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[trevornever]

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[neppnepp]

**self taught, bedroom guitarist brain.exe has stoped working**

[McKlunkers]

This is literally it. When trying to write a catchy pop song, don't try to write a pop song. Write a nursery rhyme instead and then simply change up the root chords a bit and write some lyrics about how you miss her, love her or how she's making you lose your mind.

[ProfoundWizdum]

How to easily write a song:
1. Take the melody from another song.

[Tyrellium-qp]

When he went to the 4 chord I immediately blurted out "bad habits"

[jordanj]

Man, FINALLY a teacher on YouTube who’s telling the audience about SPECIFIC functional harmony tactics to build songs! This is amazing, I can’t wait to watch every single video

[mattprovost]

Step 1. Rip a line the size of a Florida gator tail.
Step 2. Grab your grandpops acoustic.
Step C. Hit record and upload it to YouTube.

[SG]

It takes a lot for me to subscribe to new channels but yours is a no brainer. Your teaching style is refreshing and totally unique. My interest in the instrument is peaking again, largely due to practicing a lot of what your shorts are teaching

[declanjguitar]

Possibly one of the most creative ways to explain harmony ever very clever kudos to you fantastic guitar player as well 👏🏼🎸

[johngrabowski]

Your fast communication style adds both to your credibility and the ease of video completion

[Gnarmarmilla]

Pretty cool man.
I am realizing that I actually do this often without understanding it the way you do. This is very helpful. God has told me a number of times, “those who understand music will often make the best music.”
So I am eager to get understanding of music. I’ve had a few guitar teachers tell me I should study music theory but I haven’t had time to do that. That’s on my agenda as well.

Thank you for taking the time to make these. May God bless you, you are a blessing to us all, brother.

[lysergicpillamyd]

Me who knows nothing about music: "Yes that is indeed a flugelhorn he's playing."

[paolo-]

Here's a little help to those who are new to the number system. Play the major scale (do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti) and convert it to number's 1 to 7 (8th is an octave). So in his example, he is using the key of Ab, so that's going to be your #1 or root. Now when he says the 4 chord; it is simply the #4 of your major scale and that's Db. From this point on you should be able to read and play chord progressions like for example 1-4-5 or 2-5-1 etc.

[kainowsound]

Your videos are a blessing. Just when my routines were getting stale. Your exercises are a breath of fresh air

[onemoremisfit]

Find an existing public domain melody, put it over an interesting and different chord progression and add different lyrics ... Voila, modern pop.

[MrDBob]

Your shorts show me so much that I knew but didn't KNOW. Very concise instruction!

[nliebert]

Very nice video dude!!!! You really got me

[kasspires]

Some people seem like they are criticizing this as being incomprehensible…..this is literally BASIC music theory. Take a couple days to learn it people, it’s not witchcraft or a “creativity killer”. Great video 👍

[Dcba]

Here is how Iron Maiden composed The Number of the Beast 😊❤🎸👍

[williamomalley]

shoutout to all the people that are so knowledgeable about a certain subject that you feel like you’re having a stroke whenever you hear them talk