Trance Melody Writing & Deconstructing [95 minutes]

If you want to write melodies in a way that you don’t need to remember chords, then you have come to the right place!

Trance melody writing can sometimes be very overwhelming and daunting. Which chord do I start with? What pattern should I use? What is my route note? How do I evolve this melody further? Is this melody boring? Does my progression resolve nicely?

This tutorial aims to answer all of those questions so that writing melodies can be much more fun for you with a way better outcome!  Imagine being able to write good melodies in like 20 minutes?!

Melody writing used to be something I found quite difficult until I started to approach it in this very easy to understand way.

I never write melodies now in any other way, and I am now writing the best melodies I have ever wrote! This way of writing melodies really was a breakthrough for myself. They now have way more harmony, much better riffs and evolve nicely to keep the melody interesting without losing the hook.

Now its time for you to write exciting & better melodies! After all, the melody is probably the most important part of any Trance track!

The Trance Melody Writing & Deconstructing video covers:

– 1 bar melodies & how to use them.
– Where to start when writing a melody.
– Techniques to keep your melodies interesting.
– The power of scales.
– Mixing and matching melodies.
– Creating progressions & using them later to your advantage.
– Changing the direction of your melody.
– Deconstructing melodies.
– How to make your remix different from the original.

& much, much more!

Your Tutor…

Allan Morrow – International Trance DJ/Producer. Tracks signed to labels such as Armada, Blackhole Recordings, Discover Records, Kearnage Recordings, Mental Asylum Records, Pure Trance, FSOE, Outburst Records & Many more!

I don’t use Logic Pro X I use a different DAW. Can I still use this video?

Yes, all the technique you will learn in these videos can be implemented into your own DAW.

What software synths or plugins are used in this video?

The tutorial is done using only Logic Pro X plugins, LFO Tool, Sylenth (These synths aren’t needed though for this tutorial. You can use any synth of your choice.)

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