How To Write Music - Scoring Step By Step

Watch Guy score with only 8 Kontakt channels and a reverb channel... simple really!

[ThinkSpaceEducation]

- HOW TO WRITE MUSIC -

To get started in writing your own music, take a look at How to Write Music. Looking at the very core of music composition, it will give you a process for writing your own tracks from the ground up. Learn how to overcome writer's block, as well as build your own melodies and chord progressions.

[TheHelifly]

Me: oh that sounds nice
He:that was horrible
Me: yeah that was nothing ...

[Newi]

3:14 - 3:32
Me: Falling in love with existence and the fact that every decision of my life has lead to this moment of me listening to this melody right now.
Guy: That was... horrible.

[andreegabrielsson]

How come when he click a button I hear a beautiful summer day in nature, but when I click a button I hear my parents crying

One of the best thing in Guy's videos, is that eternal lively and joyful attitude, making us smile. Other youtubers feel happy only showing their talent (that is great enough), but Guy uses his mind, thinking music while filming and recording the whole stuff. So enjoyable as a musician...THANKS Guy!

Guy is simply the best. Unmatched master! I learn so much from your tutorials.

[chaimedia]

finally someone not writing "beats".


and he's shown me how to mak emy favorite chords 1 5 10 I think he said..

[alexkirrage]

This tutorial is perfect. The transparency in how he works. Inspiring in itself, showing that music isn't a one take wonder. Love it.

[thedeclansmith]

One of Cubase's most amazing features is retrospective record so when you forget what you play (which I do a lot when I'm in the zone), you can just call it up because cubase records all the time without you knowing :). I find sometimes as soon as the click track goes on, my creativity is hampered by rules.

[andrewkigen]

And he said, "Let there be drums, " and there were drums.

[charliemcgrain]

This content is pure gold and such a fun engaging gentleman. Thank you so much!

[lahattec]

"What did I play?"

Retrospective Record! Just use it after you play it the first time. :)

[muratcanagic]

this is not "how to write music" this is "how i write music with my playing skill" :D still fun and inspiring to watch :) thanks!

[MusicManHartsock]

The libraries you use sound absolutely gorgeous. Great quality.

[barrytune]

You are such an inspiring chap, thank you so much for doing these videos. Not only do I learn something with each one, but they make me smile, and this year it's important to keep doing that. Much respect, Guy.

[djdwell]

Love this dudes humor. Thanks for the tips

[no_wrong_notes]

“What you’re always fighting is the power of all the stuff you do instinctively without thinking. Which is great the first time around, and gets less and less great every time you do it.” So true. Thanks Guy!

[anthonykolliopoulos]

You are authentic and sincerely. All the videos that I saw from others composers are so ready composed and they say that was spontaneous. I was wondering am I so untalented, why I have difficulties..you saw the right process..

[BitThoughts]

I never thought I would have been so keen on learning orchestral music until I found your channel. I'm a pig in mud at the moment. It's challenging but soooo satisfying.

[TonyHookedonVanlife]

I am a heavy metal guitar player... and I LOVE your channel! I watch & listen to what you do - which is sooo different from what I do(being an amateur in every sense of the word!)- and the musical possibilities are just endless, it's all very inspiring. Love it!