How to Write KILLER melodies In ANY key (with No Music Theory)

A super-quick hack for writing melodies quickly and easy in ANY key!

Writing melodies in a simple key and transposing it is all well and good, but transposing everything in a song can be a) time consuming and b) lose the vibe.

This tip bypasses the need to transpose the music, because you actually transpose the MIDI!

Check it out and let me know what you think in the comments below. Do you have any cool little hacks for writing melodies?

Cheers,
Will

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[EDMTips]

Have you got any tips or hacks for writing melodies? Let me know in the comments! 🎹😎

[SandeepKumar-ebbq]

Stay in the scale and don't use unusable intervals and finish the melody last note in root note of the scale 😊

[CarlosTamaka]

Nice video EDM tips! you are awesome bro! have a amazing day!

[EZtones]

Great tip Will and thanks for sharing - see you on the inside also ;-)

[brejwo]

I don't actually have the pitch shifter in my audio effects library, any idea where you can get it from. Great video's they are coming in real handy.

[spacemanpope]

Dude...you're now invited to Christmas dinner. You're family for this tip.

[truthtraderaudio]

Hey man, just found your channel so glad i did, binging your reviews now. how do i get on the facebook group

[darkmagret]

But it sounds like tomorrowland

How do I do if I want jazz or house melodies

[djkonth]

nice video bro, you deserve more views and more subscribers

[floridaman]

What? Huh? I've taken your "Music Theory for EDM Producers", I have watched multiple other people's videos on music theory... im still f'in clueless. Everybody just rushes through it, they can't put themselves in the shoes of someone who's a beginner. It's almost like people have a mindset that they need to make it difficult, you need to earn it, it's like a secret recipe that people are reluctant to give away, and if it's not hard then you don't deserve it. I need steps, 1, 2, 3, and a method of repetition to memorize the key/chords/scales stuff. I am even getting the terminology confused now, I am going backwards.

[djilyaz]

relative major for e flat minor is actually g flat, not a