In Part 1 of this series we learned that songwriters can actually train their minds to create ideas and starting points for songs when they least expect it, in hopes of coming up with original, catchy songs when the inspiration strikes!
Without getting too technical (I might confuse myself) I can tell you our minds filter [...]
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Advanced Songwriting Tips - Put Yourself In Songwriting Mode - Part 2
Posted by orlando5 in August 14th, 2008
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Inject More Life Into Your Songwriting-Part 1
Posted by orlando5 in June 17th, 2008
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We, as human beings, either consciously or subconsciously tend to fall into routines in pretty much every aspect of our lives because we like staying in our “comfort zones,” and we feel more safe and secure with things that are familiar to us.
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Songwriters are no exception to this rule, especially [...]
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My name is Orlando Gutierrez and like many, I've dedicated my life to the craft of songwriting. The music business is full of successes and failures, but having been a Warner/Chappell staff songwriter, I'm living proof that you can reach your goals if you believe in yourself and take the necessary steps to get where you wanna' go! This blog, as well as the SA website, contains all the necessary information to give you an edge over the average songwriter. Good luck, and drop me an email if you have any questions at askadvisor@songwriteradvisor.com and I'll personally answer ASAP...