How to make FIRE MELODIES from ANY RANDOM 4 NOTES! (fl studio, ableton, logic)

In this video I'm gonna show you how to make FIRE melodies from scratch, starting from a simple idea with 4 notes. We'll start with chords, then add a bass line and finally a lead counter melody.

CHAPTERS
00:00​​ - INTRODUCTION
00:51​​ - THE EASIEST WAY TO MAKE CHORDS
02:42​​ - HOW TO MAKE CHORDS SOUND FULLER
03:21​​ - CREATING A BOTTOM MELODY
04:00​​ - WHY YOU SHOULD ALWAYS USE YOUR VOICE
04:53​​ - CREATING A TOP MELODY
05:43​​ - ADDING SOME RHYTHM
06:20 - ARRANGING/ADDING INSTRUMENTS
07:12 - FREE PACK!
08:37 - HOW TO CREATE EASY VARIATIONS FOR INTRO, VERSE, DROP...

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Made with Ableton Live 10

How to make FIRE MELODIES from ANY RANDOM 4 NOTES! (fl studio, ableton, logic)

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[EdTalenti]

Making good melodies is hard AF! Hope this helps gang 💪

[haydanger]

i don't know how anyone could hate this guy, he spreads such good vibes and does a really good job at teaching this stuff. Keep doing what ur doin man

[NoThumb]

Knowing music theory makes stuff even more fun

[aroooism]

probably the last person who was this happy saying "that's fire" was a paleolithic era caveman.

[hackyxprod]

His "That's fire ahahaha" gives me motivation lol)

[mizoku]

This video makes me want to make a beat even tho I have beatblock

[TheInsomniaProject]

This is a cool setup to creating melodies without the actual theory behind it being explained, while using theory based techniques 😂 I love it! 🔥

[chimp]

Ed listing to his beat:
.... Thats fire! 😂

[cractrakofficial]

The key to producing fire melodies is to always enjoy it, while your making it 👌🏽. Ed demonstrates it perfectly

[portemanteau]

Ableton workflow tip, if you wanna copy a note an octave up or down, do the classic ctrl c, ctrl v AND maj + up arrow (octave up) or down arrow (octave down)
Hope that helped :)

[fungalwater]

I've spent at least a month of my life studying music theory, yet I always end up watching these types of videos.

[JRosevelt]

My favorite part of all the videos you do, is when you say "That's fire!", when you know you've done something cool! What joy it brings me to see this, I understand this feeling and appreciate that magic. You're an amazing talent, keep making content!

[moetarded]

This changed everything for me. Now I can get all my phrasing figured out prior to picking up my guitar. Doing this is going to inspire my beat selection too.

[frankjager]

An even easier way to put notes in and then build chords is to just use the new scale option in Ableton. You take a note, and every other note in the scale ascending creates chords of varying complexity. Start with three notes, and you get a triad, four, and you get a seventh, then a ninth, an eleventh, a thirteenth, and so on.

Also, if you find your music is sounding too congested, especially in the midrange, take your chords and ONLY use the third and the seventh. You don't actually need the root or the fifth, as they don't imply any tonality, and only serve as a base for your minor/major thirds to have a place of reference that explains to your ear what they are and why. This works very well when you have basslines/808s that tend to stick to the root note of each chord in your progression, and allows you to spread out your harmony among different instruments, which tends to make your music sound much more locked in with itself.

[TheMusicalDude]

Dude...I really like your random little laughs 😂

[honorableman]

dude, thank you SO MUCH. I've always had a hard time doing melodies and you video helped me a ton!

[XDosShane]

Bonus, do exactly what Ed suggests and then play the different parts on instruments 🔥🔥🔥

[richieneutron]

The the most sympathetic Youtuber in this Game!!! Keep on bringing these Gems <3 <3 <3

[HappilyAnonymousGirl]

The way you explain how to make chords is so easy to understand. I’ve watched some other videos on how to make chords, but this simple explanation was really helpful.

[nahrollersmate]

Thanks for breaking the video into sections. makes it so much easier to learn from