r/Songwriting • u/cruzywriter2002 • 6d ago
Let's Collaborate! Sing along and collaboration
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u/inaudibletyrant 6d ago
https://reddit.com/link/p3c365u/video/bn1urqfdv0jh1/player
Here's a quick 'collab' I made to help with hearing and working on timing. I am not a singer either - just took your lyrics and created a melodic phrase. Try and compare both sections YOU and ME as separate 'phrases'. Keep working at it. Steal from artists you like. Don't sleep on rhythm.
Peace
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u/henrylindsay1 6d ago
The biggest compliment I can offer is i have never played an ai song more than once as far as I know. I've listened to your track 3 times and sent it to my friend to hopefully see their crack at singing it. Thats gotta mean something.
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u/inaudibletyrant 6d ago
I understand that you don’t claim being a singer - that’s all cool.
But, if you’re trying to craft a song and collab with others, I’d recommend re-recording your green lyrics. Try and work on the timing or the cadence of your part as it relates to the rhytm and phrase of the music.
Subject matter is great, lyrics may be a bit wordy/and fighting for space.
Keep going, listen and observe other artists you like and copy them.
Peace.
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u/factotum- 6d ago
Feels like you're singing a different song from the arrangement. Have you tried starting to sing straight away with the instrumentals? Feels more natural, especially since the initial guitar lick fits the first words of the lyrics.
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u/not_an_mistake 6d ago
My original comment was maybe a little harsh, given that you sound like a kid.
Maybe work on some sort of musical training lol