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using variation of the melody is rewarding for the audience to hear because it creates patterns and people like similarities

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Use the same melody or variation several times but with small variations in the instrumentations/rhythm or speed etc.

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Take notes from the chords and use them in your melody.

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A sequence is used to create tension or anticipation. It is often repeated.

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using notes from your chords makes the melody

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The chords in your song can help create an "outline" to your song, so it can be helpful to use some of the notes from the chords

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Use repetitons.

Add subtle variations to the repetitions to avoid boring repetitions..

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1) Add slight repetitions to chorus, such as small note/instrument changes
2) Don't be afraid to repeat the chorus, as long as there are slight changes i

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Repetition with slight changes.

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suspense and also patterns in the music that create tension and then release.

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Try using notes from your chords into your melody and vice versa

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Narrow it down to no more than 2 motifs and try to keep them simple.

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there are two diffrent sequences there is a  motivic sequence and a harmonic sequence the motivic sequence is made out of repeated using specific interval pattern and harmonic sequence is made out of  a set of chords that follow a particular pattern

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Repetition is what makes a strong hook.
Using different instruments keeps it fresh.

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In music expectation and anticipation is a good thing to have, so it is best to create a predictable pattern with your song to make it sound better

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Use notes from the Chord Progression to make create a fow in the composition

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a motif needs to be simple and you only need one or two motifs.

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Best to narrow your ideas to something small and then build on from there

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Use notes from the chords.

If chords are written first, use the key notes to create an outline for the melody. If melody is written first, create a chord progression that incorporates the main melody notes.

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1) Focus on making subtle variations to the chorus instead of drastic changes - small compositional changes (using different instruments)
2) Manipulate your chorus and melodies to make that the hook stand out - experiment with it

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When leading up to your chorus use an harmonic sequence to lead up to your chorus and have your listener feel anticipation.

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1) Use notes from the chords in the melody.
2) Don't only include notes from the chords in the melody. Use the chord notes as an outline for the hook/chorus.

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motif's are musical phrases that are used to build up a song. motif's are also short and simpel.

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Notes in a chord will always be the strongest, so those are the starting points when writing a melody for a chorus.
Melodies use the key notes.
Look into modes.

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- Repetition is the most important thing for a hook
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Sequence create expectation for your hook. Types of sequence include motivic sequence and harmonic sequence. A motivic sequence is made up of a motif that is transposed and repeated using specific interval pattern. A harmonic sequence is made up of a set of chords that follow a particular interval pattern.

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1. Use Sequence becasue human beings arre  drawn to musical patttern naturally.

2. There are motivic sequence and Harmonic sequence.

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1) Use the notes in your chord to make your melody - you want the chorus to stand out
2) Use modes to create melody lines so that you can pull out the strongest notes from your chord

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- You don't always need to use notes from your chords
- If the melody is written first, go back to it and add some main melody notes to the chord progression

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Simplify your ideas and try to make small variations to your motifs

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A sequence is a musical idea that's transposed and repeated, creating a pattern .
A motivic sequence is made up of a motif that is transposed and repeated using specific interval pattern.
A harmonic sequence is made up of a set of chords that follow a particular interval pattern.

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1) Think about the expectation and anticipation that you want your hook to have
2) Use a harmonic or motivic sequence to achieve that specific expectation and anticipation

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Narrow it down to one or two motif.
Usually short and simple.

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1) Transpose sequences to create movement in the melody.
2) The chorus should be a resolution of the sequences,

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Narrowing down to 1 or 2 motifs, and build up from there.

Making small changes and variations to the motifs. Start from the core of your hook.

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Repetition is somthing which drives a stong hook back.
Different instruments are added in and small changes help keep things fresh.

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Keep It Super Simple (Kiss). The Simple Motifs are the most earwormy songs.

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- Hook is a sequence
- Create expectation with sequence and not completely follow through with the original idea

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1) Start with one or two motifs, then build up from there
2) Use a simple motif; memorable and not complicated - should be like a hook

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the chord will pull 1/2notes from the chord underneath it.
It can create and overall more cohesive sound and a stronger composition.

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1) Use 1-2 motifs as the basis for the melody
2) Make the chorus as simple as possible, base it off your original hook.

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- Narrowing it down to one or two motifs
- Make small changes to the variations and putting them in different orders

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A musical idea thats transposed and reapeated to create a pattern.
A motivic sequence is made of motive which transposed and repeated using specific interval pattern

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to simplify narrow things down to 1 or 2 motif then build from there.
Motifs are short and simple.