This screencap is verse 5 in my song, so the melody is different than the previous example.I decided to do verse 5 in my song because it's my personal favorite and I really feel that the 'happiness, joy, and abounding optiimism' really shines with the lyrics and chord progression.Here’s verse 5 in bold.“Tu felicidad pronto llegara tu vida pronto feliz sera'Each note is each syllable. So now, you need to write your chords, and then fix the pitches of your melody to the correct chords.What does the final result look like then?Let’s find out! Ok, that looks really cool but let’s break it down now. The chords need to match with your melody. So don’t worry, this helps you save time:smile:Step 3: Chords (+actually making the melody)Now here’s where things get tricky:You have your base melody that flows with your lyrics. I will fix the melody to the correct pitches later.Later on, this will be used as a midi for your base VSQ. Then, I do something else for a week (schoolwork) and then I revisit my lyrics.
Usually it takes me 30 minutes to an hour. This is something that you have to manually train yourself to listen to, and this is also why I highly recommend singing parts of your song to figure out which part of the word goes up or down.A small tip: I usually wrote out all my lyrics in one day for one song. This is because ne and a are more stressed on the pronunciation of these words.On a word, the stressed part is usually louder and higher pitched. It gave me an idea of what BPM to use while singing along to figure out how I want Miku to sound.Part of lyric writing also involves intonation how pitches in words go up and down based on whether that part of the word is the coda (stressed syllable)Let’s take this lyric for example:“You’re never alone”You’re is only one syllable, so you don’t have to split it to different pitches.Ne-ver goes down in pitch, while a-lone also goes down in pitch.
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For this analogy, music theory is the formula needed to solve the math problem.Here’s another analogy stolen from a comment on r/Vocaloid”Music theory is the 'code' to a song so to speak, if you don't know how to program the code, you won't be able to 'use the software' / write a song.”So, let me break down how I use music theory step by step by explaining how I wrote my first song.Step 1: LyricsFor me, lyrics was first and foremost.
No internet access?This is where knowing and applying music theory helps.
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