New York, NY (Top40 Charts) When it comes to music, everyone has a different opinion
and taste. So, you may struggle a little to find out good guidance
to help you get started in songwriting, for example, or in
music-making.
Songwriting is a very important aspect of music. It's deeply
connected to individual singing and vocal skills. Since everyone
has a different voice (sometimes even identical twins), we might
say that singing a song is like playing a personal instrument,
which is the vocal cords.
What's The "Mood" Of A Song?
The "mood" of your lyrics will influence your song and feature
it from the beginning to the end. Consider that lyrics play a big
role in songwriting as they make up for most of a song style and
genre.
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Songwriting - How Pros Start A Song
Let's face it all - there are endless ways to start a song. It
all depends on what you want to convey with that song, what you
want people to feel while listening to it. Some professional
singers and songwriters start with a title. It can be made of a few
words that work to give you a complete inspiration. Others prefer
to start with a melody line and this is the case of musicians who
play an instrument while singing. Some people feel more comfortable
starting with an emotion or a thought. These people are possibly
more likely to give their songs a sensitive and intellectual style.
Finally, some songwriters get inspired by what the consumers show
to appreciate more. This kind of music is made for commercial
purposes rather than for artistic inspiration or creativity.
Anyway, the bottom line is that you own great communication and
writing skills. You should be able to put in words sensations and
emotions without describing them too wordy (it's not like writing
an essay!). If you love writing and reading poems, you are halfway
there to become an excellent songwriter.
Get Started Right Now!
All you have to do to start writing your first song is a
notebook and a pen. Then, make sure to be in a calm and quiet place
where you can listen to your ideas and feelings without any
distractions. In this regard, you'd better turn your mobile off for
a while, so you won't be tempted to check messages, emails, or
others.
Then, get these tips and you will thank the day you learned
them!
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Stay alone
Songwriting is a complex and delicate process. As we've just
recommended above, be in a place where nobody will disturb you.
Also, make sure there's not any noise coming from outside the
window/room. The ideal choice would be to go to a forest or down a
river to let nature inspire your mind and soul.
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Think much
Before writing your first words, spend some time thinking much
about the emotions you feel or want your listeners to feel. Analyze
your thoughts and emotions. Break them down in single feelings and
write down a few words for each. It's not important if your words
look separated. You are simply putting down a few ideas, then you
will connect them to create unity.
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Adjust your vocabulary
Once you have created a list of feelings in words, you have to
review your vocabulary choice. Of course, you used the first words
that popped out in your mind. You can do better, so adjust them
until you are satisfied. Find the
right synonyms that express your ideas better. You may play on
words to create a special impact on the listeners' imagination. You
can even create contrasting pairs of words. Just try multiple
solutions and pick the one that fits your ideas better.
Remember that the golden rule of thumb to write successful
lyrics is to base your songwriting process on your experience.
Write from your experience rather than inventing or figuring out
emotions you've never experienced.
Your public will immediately "feel" you are talking to them
honestly and truly through your song lyrics. 
