Charlie Puth’s 5 BEST Songwriting Tips | Studio Deep Dive

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In this video, songwriters Keppie Coutts and Benny Romalis go through Charlie Puth's songwriting process, breaking it down in 5 essential tips.

00:00 Intro
00:37 1 Catch Your Ideas As They Happen
03:10 2 Get The Sounds Right
06:36 3 Make Fast Decisions
10:51 4 Let The Lyrics Come From The Music
12:57 5 Use The Thinking, Not The Thing!

[JakeMoffat-xyci]

Man it is so freeing to see that Charlie Puth reacts the same way to hearing his recorded voice played back as I do.

[wasseofficial]

Glad to know I've been getting it half right. Room for growth always a blessing

[rianwyld]

Im never “saving” my ideas for later after watching this! 🥂🙌🏽

[flatsharp]

"It's just trial and error; it's not going to right all the time." There is wonderful freedom in that statement.

[scottlarock]

If you are on Android, audio recorder is a great app. You can use it to record from the mic, internal audio or Bluetooth.
Decent settings for adjusting quality and format as well.

[Twominutedevotions]

Watching Charlie Puth work makes me happy.

[Genolexis]

Dude is talented, not sure why the hate. Just take the advice and move on

[TheRealSandman]

I use my voice notes section so much for song ideas. One of the best tools you can use!

[djjameshayes]

My phone is full of recordings of me humming, rapping and singing (badly) but it’s the best way. Sometimes I can put a drop (in my case house music) in my head & hum the full thing into my phone & make it ltr. Great tip

[JacobsBlue]

Charlie a real one for the little sweetwater candie packet half opened on the desk

[thenitinjadavmusic]

The way we select samples and then forget the sample in our head while scrolling across samples❤😂😂

[harveyil]

i honestly had so much enjoyment watching this. This is real music production, excited to see more!

[JonKunis]

Did the class last year, would love to see a compilation of every time he had random tip he learned from one of the super producers he works with

[lordlozz]

You’s are the absolute best channel for musicians to learn from!

[juanmendez.w]

Charlie is a elite complete musician and producer omg bro

[HermanWolf-gz]

I was receiving my juiciest melody ideas before pocketable supercomputers arrived. It was almost always when I was out walking or shopping. I didn't own a portable recorder so I'd hum the ideas for as long as I could. Sometimes I'd make it back to my little 1/4-inch 8-track recording setup in time to capture them but very often they'd vanish back into the ether. I always say I've forgotten my best work.

[nguqobo]

5:10 there's a preset on Fl Studio Harmor that sounds exactly like that.

[tetheredminds]

For me personally recording everything is fine but the skill to operate the DAW along with knowing how to regulate every parameter precisely according to one's expectation is a whole different story I can't always simply expect to randomly press some buttons and make things sound cool altogether.

[Marvncity]

Something I’ve learned through all these years, if it’s not give you chills ain’t it.!

[saifeek]

Charlie is a maestro of feel good music 🎶