How to make a melody memorable

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#16

I wholly agree. The amended version two draft is in the works as we speak, will send through to make sure there’s enough cowbell :joy_cat:

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#17

Very informative, thanks!

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#18

Great analytical research! Thanks for sharing :slight_smile:

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#19

Thank you very much for your lesson @8thModeMusic !!! :thumbsup:

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#20

:star2: Thanks for sharing this great and memorable article! :slight_smile:

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#21

Great article!!! Thank You !!!

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#22

Thanks for this article! It was interesting to read)

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#23

Excellent article! Thank you, it really works! :slight_smile:
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#24

Brilliant article, thanks for posting that. You have gone to an amazing amount of effort, and it covers so much stuff beautifully.

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#25

Awesome post. Thank you

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#26

Thanks for reading! :+1:

#27

It’s so simple, but making a simple melody is really hard process :smiley: Thanks for the article, you have reminded me of the main rule of successful music!

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#28

Genius! Very useful article I think
I’m going to usse it in my music

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#29

Thank you very much @8thModeMusic, it was very helpful!! :slight_smile:

#31

Thanks so much! That’s cool to hear. :blush:

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#32

Bbmaj in 5th bar of “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly”?)
And thank you so much for the great post!

#33

It’s a nice article. :slight_smile: Bravo

#34

Great article @8thModeMusic, thanks for sharing! By the way, your track “Relaxed” is 1 of the best I’ve heard on Audio Jungle in a while!

#35

Great points in this article @8thModeMusic. Really enjoyed reading it. Less always seems to be more.

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#36

Thank you @8thModeMusic
All the great things are simple. But sometimes we all want create complicated melody with 100 channels and 90+ percent CPU load))

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