How To Write Music - Scoring Step By Step

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Guy Michelmore

Guy Michelmore

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Watch Guy score with only 8 Kontakt channels and a reverb channel... simple really!
Want to learn more about writing music? Then check out Guy’s "How to Write Music" course: thinkspaceeducation.com/htwm/
Want to study with us? Then get in touch: contact@thinkspaceeducation.com
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Guy Michelmore runs ThinkSpace Education, an online music school that provides everything from short weekend courses to master's degrees. If you are interested in a career in music or sound design for film games and television then check us out at www.thinkspaceeducation.com

КОМЕНТАРІ: 438
@ThinkSpaceEducation
@ThinkSpaceEducation 3 роки тому
- HOW TO WRITE MUSIC - To get started in writing your own music, take a look at How to Write Music. Looking at the very core of music composition, it will give you a process for writing your own tracks from the ground up. Learn how to overcome writer's block, as well as build your own melodies and chord progressions. It's great for total beginners and intermediates looking to get some fresh ideas! Over 6 hours of video and accompanying course text. Check it out here: thinkspaceeducation.com/courses/htwm/
@lalafairy6815
@lalafairy6815 3 роки тому
Hey! Probably a newbie question but I'm thinking of buying a DAW controller so I can control the dynamic, expression and vibrato with faders. Will be possible with any of these, right? Cheers www.thomann.de/gb/akai_professional_midimix.htm m.thomann.de/gb/korg_nanokontrol_2_black.htm?o=10&search=1609688659
@Erez-the-Berez
@Erez-the-Berez 2 роки тому
You’re such a funny and lovely person and a great teacher :) As a person who want to be able to write compositions and soundtracks, it feels so good to someone that enjoys to teach and to work compositions, I hope I’ll have a good time like you in the music industry. Greetings from Israel :)
@TheHelifly
@TheHelifly 4 роки тому
Me: oh that sounds nice He:that was horrible Me: yeah that was nothing ...
@JohnSeabourn
@JohnSeabourn 4 роки тому
I felt the same way hahaha
@12stepsbeyondtheeventhorizon
@12stepsbeyondtheeventhorizon 4 роки тому
every single time lol
@andreegabrielsson9667
@andreegabrielsson9667 3 роки тому
How come when he click a button I hear a beautiful summer day in nature, but when I click a button I hear my parents crying
@Newi994
@Newi994 3 роки тому
3:14 - 3:32 Me: Falling in love with existence and the fact that every decision of my life has lead to this moment of me listening to this melody right now. Guy: That was... horrible.
@ericchen587
@ericchen587 3 роки тому
omg for real tho
@gregmatchett7110
@gregmatchett7110 2 роки тому
Same 😂😂😂😂
@TheTweenieTwins
@TheTweenieTwins 2 роки тому
HAHAHAHAHA
@semilocybe
@semilocybe Рік тому
so true
@ggdk2865
@ggdk2865 Рік тому
I mean, the mistake he made at the end was horrible, I'm sure he meant just that and not the whole take.
@BenoitVanhoffelen
@BenoitVanhoffelen 3 роки тому
One of the best thing in Guy's videos, is that eternal lively and joyful attitude, making us smile. Other youtubers feel happy only showing their talent (that is great enough), but Guy uses his mind, thinking music while filming and recording the whole stuff. So enjoyable as a musician...THANKS Guy!
@pugglesammy
@pugglesammy 9 місяців тому
It’s his sense of humour and upbeat (pardon the pun) manner that makes him so engaging. Gotta have a sense of humour!
@pugglesammy
@pugglesammy 9 місяців тому
He’s a genius ❤
@andrewkigen
@andrewkigen 4 роки тому
And he said, "Let there be drums," and there were drums.
@Servant_of_The_Merciful
@Servant_of_The_Merciful 4 роки тому
DREW 😂😂 magic
@multicreativeartist6579
@multicreativeartist6579 2 роки тому
In the begning there was nothing, but darkness. God's spirit was hovering admists that darknes. So he said: "Let it be lit"
@SkirmantasStankevicius
@SkirmantasStankevicius 4 роки тому
Guy is simply the best. Unmatched master! I learn so much from your tutorials.
@StephenShawCanada
@StephenShawCanada 4 роки тому
To quote Yoda "No ... there is an other." But this video definitely inspired me!
@Kagara
@Kagara Рік тому
Hans Zimmer???
@spoofyvibes2025
@spoofyvibes2025 4 роки тому
finally someone not writing "beats". and he's shown me how to mak emy favorite chords 1 5 10 I think he said..
@sigurdbreivik9909
@sigurdbreivik9909 4 роки тому
Spoofy Media I think he just raises the third by an octave
@Medellinish
@Medellinish 3 роки тому
what is 10?
@quinn9598
@quinn9598 3 роки тому
@@Medellinish _baby don't hurt me, no more_ Jokes aside - I don't know what 10 is, my understanding is that there are only chords 1-7 within a key. * Unless it's chromatic, where any note counts within an octave and I suppose there are 12 chords?
@martinwragg8246
@martinwragg8246 3 роки тому
@@quinn9598 8,10,12 are the same notes C E G but 1 octave higher. So the 10 would be the third raised one octave.
@bradyarmstrong4916
@bradyarmstrong4916 3 роки тому
The 1 5 10 is a triad with the third raised an octave.
@alexkirrage7797
@alexkirrage7797 3 роки тому
This tutorial is perfect. The transparency in how he works. Inspiring in itself, showing that music isn't a one take wonder. Love it.
@stevied6286
@stevied6286 Рік тому
How someone becomes so proficient with the hardware and software knowledge for the orchestration to not be interrupted by an inability to understand the processes to get the music from the keys to the DAW and having the patience to make it seem so fluid is quite simply breathtaking.however good my ideas may be they are spoiled by a complete fear of the technology being used to capture it..some folk are just so far ahead in the knowledge curve, I'll just leave it to them to make the music and I'll stick to playing it.part of the awe that I experience from the music is that knowledge that I simply do not have the capacity to grasp the complexity of getting ideas from conception to completion!! The sample library quality alone here is breathtaking.
@thedeclansmith
@thedeclansmith 3 роки тому
One of Cubase's most amazing features is retrospective record so when you forget what you play (which I do a lot when I'm in the zone), you can just call it up because cubase records all the time without you knowing :). I find sometimes as soon as the click track goes on, my creativity is hampered by rules.
@gregmatchett7110
@gregmatchett7110 2 роки тому
Ableton has this as well. Absolute lifesaver. I feel the same way, instantly restricted.
@ILAKESNEB
@ILAKESNEB 2 роки тому
To make this work on Logic Pro X, press shift + r together ! :)
@electropunkzero
@electropunkzero Рік тому
FL studio has this too - under tools - dump piano roll log from last 2 to 30 minutes. I don’t even use Record anymore honestly lol
@miltonsesenton4151
@miltonsesenton4151 4 роки тому
Love his transparency!! Thank you.
@lahattec
@lahattec 4 роки тому
"What did I play?" Retrospective Record! Just use it after you play it the first time. :)
@ThinkSpaceEducation
@ThinkSpaceEducation 4 роки тому
I know I keep forgetting about it!
@blaablaa22
@blaablaa22 4 роки тому
I was just about to write the same thing. :D That's such a great feature, changed completely my workflow, because there's so many situations where I play something nice when just jamming and trying to figure out what to do and hit something nice, but then when I hit the record: crashboombash. :)
@talho2013
@talho2013 3 роки тому
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for showing us the ways!
@muratcanagic
@muratcanagic 4 роки тому
this is not "how to write music" this is "how i write music with my playing skill" :D still fun and inspiring to watch :) thanks!
@andyyoung6660
@andyyoung6660 4 роки тому
Thanks for the video Guy, you are the absolute best. I learn so much from your videos, and your always positive, upbeat attitude makes them always a treat to watch.
@mattystuartsydney
@mattystuartsydney 2 роки тому
Thank you Guy. I'm really enjoying these.
@quentinbudworth1883
@quentinbudworth1883 3 роки тому
Love it - there you go that's it lovely!
@johnathandelrio
@johnathandelrio 8 місяців тому
Great work!
@Ramond69
@Ramond69 4 роки тому
You're awesome mate, love the personality as well as the content!
@powerowl2120
@powerowl2120 2 роки тому
Watching the process of your create in this video was one of the most inspiring things I've ever witnessed. Definitely gonna tune in for the rest of your vids!
@restorationconcrete
@restorationconcrete 4 роки тому
So thankful for UKposts recommending this. Wow! Beautiful, powerful, inspiring and a host of other superlatives!
@mortenkalland
@mortenkalland 4 роки тому
Step recording var nytt for meg. Takk for fine videoer og inspirasjon. Hilsen fra Norge.
@blackforestbeamer
@blackforestbeamer 3 роки тому
gorgeous tune!!!
@antonioduarte437
@antonioduarte437 4 роки тому
Love your videos. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Best wishes.
@rickneff-metal6275
@rickneff-metal6275 4 роки тому
I love your sense of humor! You make writing music look fun!
@djdwell787
@djdwell787 4 роки тому
Love this dudes humor. Thanks for the tips
@dorothybailey1789
@dorothybailey1789 4 місяці тому
Love this Guy!😆I find your videos very useful and inspiring. Thanks for posting.
@shauntaibatzke3211
@shauntaibatzke3211 3 роки тому
Thank you SO much Guy! This was SO helpful - so glad I came across this!! This session has confirmed to me that I am on the right track as an emerging film composer! You are awesome and I look forward to continued study with you!
@AlexSkies777
@AlexSkies777 Рік тому
Wow - thank you so much for showing!!!
@Gedagnors
@Gedagnors 4 роки тому
Thank you so much for your work!!!! This helps a lot!!!
@drumfish78
@drumfish78 2 роки тому
thanks for sharing this stunning piece of very informative & yet emotional tutorial.
@danielleggs
@danielleggs Рік тому
loved watching this process. thanks for sharing!
@Haskeir
@Haskeir 3 роки тому
Guy, your videos are both incredibly informative and pure comedy gold. Keep up the great work!
@ephjaymusic
@ephjaymusic 4 роки тому
sounded almost Lydian... You are always so much fun to watch! Thank you!
@Ivan_Ku.
@Ivan_Ku. 4 роки тому
Thank you so musch! Very inspirational!
@vaughbex
@vaughbex 2 роки тому
Thank you very much! Loved it!
@alancummings5651
@alancummings5651 3 роки тому
Awesome. So glad I found this channel
@pianomanny1397
@pianomanny1397 3 роки тому
Thanks again Guy for a great peek into composing step by step. I’ve been watching your videos for a couple of years now and they have helped me a great deal. All the best to you!
@MichaelGraybill
@MichaelGraybill 4 роки тому
Still my favorite harp too! Using the First Edition Performance patches even (tho without the ancient tool these days.) Those gliss variations just have such an appealing sound and texture.
@charliemcgrain
@charliemcgrain 4 роки тому
This content is pure gold and such a fun engaging gentleman. Thank you so much!
@MusicManHartsock
@MusicManHartsock 4 роки тому
The libraries you use sound absolutely gorgeous. Great quality.
@scottrossgirvan8009
@scottrossgirvan8009 3 роки тому
I V X in the left hand is sooo nice. Something I will borrow for sure. Thank you!
@barrytune7098
@barrytune7098 3 роки тому
You are such an inspiring chap, thank you so much for doing these videos. Not only do I learn something with each one, but they make me smile, and this year it's important to keep doing that. Much respect, Guy.
@JPDC624
@JPDC624 4 роки тому
Absolutely bonkers, this is THE video I’ve needed... how to START and where to go. ANNNNND, you did it in Cubase and I always learn something new. Thank you Guy! All the way from Arizona.
@FrenziedLunatic
@FrenziedLunatic Рік тому
i feel so happy when my thoughts align with guy's
@Excellentness
@Excellentness Рік тому
I got a lot out of this Thanks for your whimsical Whimsey form the start to the finish That's Great
@DepressedCapitalist
@DepressedCapitalist 3 роки тому
Your simplicity and humility (and sense of humour too) makes this delightful to watch. And your composing chops are great too! Thank you for sharing. Cheers from Argentina.
@johnnywomack548
@johnnywomack548 3 роки тому
Thank you for your great videos, Guy!
@dorytepper3218
@dorytepper3218 4 роки тому
Thanks a lot Guy. Enjoyed watching!
@InfiniteCraftsman
@InfiniteCraftsman 3 роки тому
It’s such a great moment when you find a teacher that resonates with you. That moment is now. Thank you!
@ustaed
@ustaed 2 роки тому
Thank you, such an inspiring tutorial.
@deepakpatel771
@deepakpatel771 2 роки тому
Honest tutorial! 💕
@no_wrong_notes
@no_wrong_notes 2 роки тому
“What you’re always fighting is the power of all the stuff you do instinctively without thinking. Which is great the first time around, and gets less and less great every time you do it.” So true. Thanks Guy!
@trujon0310
@trujon0310 Рік тому
I love what you have created! It makes me feel so relaxed!
@flipperpitstudio
@flipperpitstudio 3 роки тому
BLESS YOU! 😁🙏 (currently trying to pull together a piece of score for final project of my MIDI class.😆) JUST WHAT I NEEDED! 🥰
@Ben-uj6qk
@Ben-uj6qk 2 роки тому
I'm doing my GCSE composition work at the moment. I had no idea where to begin with composition and this video really helped!
@raymondspagnuolo8222
@raymondspagnuolo8222 2 роки тому
Your video examples are always extremely helpful/ educational.
@pjdahmen
@pjdahmen 4 роки тому
Thank you for the great tutorial
@WhileTrueCode
@WhileTrueCode Рік тому
stumbled across your channel earlier and i must say, its refreshing to get a real-time view of the creative process!!! it often feels like all my other "music theory" searches have been just what a C note is and how many white/black keys there are on a keyboard. like sure, i'd love to understand my chords and scales better, but those videos just leave me feeling inadequate and i go back to just dragging notes around until they sound good. seeing the live process of introducing instruments and maybe only using them for just a slight flourish is really enlightening. previously, i've concentrated on trying to use each instrument i add as much as possible... you've really shown me how its OKAY to add a section JUST for one tiny addition!
@williamscolaro1159
@williamscolaro1159 4 роки тому
I love the idea of committing to a structure and then writing to it. What a great way to stay focused.
@ransbarger
@ransbarger 4 роки тому
Thank you for the 1 5 10 inversion. Not being a piano player, that was a beautiful find.
@asonofyah4341
@asonofyah4341 4 роки тому
Simply Wonderful!
@WillKruger
@WillKruger 4 роки тому
Guy, I find your videos very inspiring. Well done production value (takes a lot of time I know) with a fair amount of humor mixed in. On occasion you’ve had me laugh out loud waking my wife up late at night. As a long-time guitar player / singer songwriter. you’re stretching me to develop my chops on the key board. So much thanks to you. Will
@RichardBoyer
@RichardBoyer 4 роки тому
Always a pleasure to visit you
@Profesor_Pasiasty
@Profesor_Pasiasty 4 роки тому
To be honest that was exactly what I was looking for! Big thanks 👍
@hedgelord0
@hedgelord0 4 роки тому
30 seconds in and I already love your personality.
@AndyD2011
@AndyD2011 3 роки тому
Wonderful video, thanks for this, fascinating to see the creative process at work. There's a temptation to think that composers such as yourself, simply sit down and simply play it straight off the bat. It's great to see that it's a process, try a chord, find another chord that sits with it and work your way through it. For me, a self-taught dabbler, this is hugely motivating, thank you!
@iammusic1950
@iammusic1950 4 роки тому
Inspiring. Cheers.
@Butlinsgvn6
@Butlinsgvn6 4 роки тому
17:35 'We're going to load up a harp!!!!!' Fantastic video Guy, thanks for being so honest and thorough in sharing your working practices - I've learned so much from this channel
@MatthewPolack
@MatthewPolack 3 роки тому
Genius...brilliant...very impressive! Thank you!
@mathiasfantoni2458
@mathiasfantoni2458 4 роки тому
This piece made me cry, Guy. You're the best! ;-;
@GurpreetSingh-ep5jx
@GurpreetSingh-ep5jx 4 роки тому
Amazing ,,,This music took me into someone else's world😊👌👍🌹
@analytics8055
@analytics8055 Рік тому
Really fascinating... creating art and sounds great too.
@zoharkiaav
@zoharkiaav 8 місяців тому
I love this. I haven't yet scored for anything but the music I create and release follows this flow therefore a lot of my music is "cinematic". Thank you for your brilliant content which inspires me to keep creating and I want to point out how much I admire your playful attitude 🎉😊
@jamesdelkou
@jamesdelkou Рік тому
Awesome tutorial beautiful very exciting live example of composing very talented musician composer and Teacher
@Alfred_E_Newman
@Alfred_E_Newman 2 роки тому
I don't know a damn thing about music theory, but I am absolutely loving watching you build these song bits. I have learned from you how to take the ideas in my head and transfer them to shareable medium. I find that my ignorance of music theory has not stopped me from doing this. Such a relief to be able to get these bits from my brain into a DAW and clear some much need CPU space in my head. I already had most of the sound libraries that you use in Kontakt, but no way to actually play them until I found a decent MIDI convertor for my guitar. I have a keyboard but it mostly serves as a drink coaster and ashtray space as I cannot play it....at all....not even a little, except to test sounds in the libraries. Your videos have enabled me to a huge degree. THANK YOU! I have a renewed love of music thanks to you.
@8BitThoughts
@8BitThoughts 3 роки тому
I never thought I would have been so keen on learning orchestral music until I found your channel. I'm a pig in mud at the moment. It's challenging but soooo satisfying.
@61packe
@61packe 2 роки тому
Wow Sir! I find this very very inspiring and interesting! In fact I’m already make my music in quite similar way but when I listen to you, discussing with your self about the chord progression and so on I feel like I’m developing my own creativity as well. So, thank you so very much for doing this and you’re kindness to share it. 👍🎵🎶🎹🎺🙏
@Pete_Sam
@Pete_Sam 4 роки тому
Stumbled across this randomly. What a great video, really interesting, fun and engaging 👍
@dougaldhendrick3497
@dougaldhendrick3497 3 роки тому
Bloody marvelous!
@PeachesChrenko
@PeachesChrenko 4 роки тому
Awesome video thank you! Beautiful piece ...I subbed
@donniemunroe7512
@donniemunroe7512 5 місяців тому
well done ,thanks
@TheGARCK
@TheGARCK 4 роки тому
You are the guy, Guy!
@trujon0310
@trujon0310 Рік тому
You have a beautiful musical mind!
@josipgrubisic8149
@josipgrubisic8149 4 роки тому
Thank you very much,sir.
@salvatorerinaldo4613
@salvatorerinaldo4613 Рік тому
Wow that was powerful!
@wambuastephen375
@wambuastephen375 2 роки тому
Congratulations for the competent tutorial on piano, am learning a lot from it, keep it up
@chandanasenanayake2592
@chandanasenanayake2592 3 роки тому
💐 blossom in my heart with your nice & valuable tutorial . Mr. Guy michelmore, i Thank You So Much...! 👏👏👏
@guitargod6997
@guitargod6997 4 роки тому
Guy, don't let this go to your head, but you are positively brilliant! One of these days could you give us supplicants here a bio of your musical training and past experience in music? Thanks for the inspiration and your generous teaching!
@audios22
@audios22 4 роки тому
Brilliant, once again Guy. I too find "step Record" an incredibly valuable tool. Especially since I have to turn around a trailer in 2-3 days. And I liked your voicing of the chords and harmonies. It will also help me to move past muscle memory. :-O Cheers.
@gabrielruelas822
@gabrielruelas822 2 роки тому
Excelente maestro
@andyholdsworthmusicphotogr162
@andyholdsworthmusicphotogr162 4 роки тому
You make it look so easy Sir.
@mariodario9033
@mariodario9033 4 роки тому
Got damet, I love your "edited live streams" !
@anthonykolliopoulos
@anthonykolliopoulos 4 роки тому
You are authentic and sincerely. All the videos that I saw from others composers are so ready composed and they say that was spontaneous. I was wondering am I so untalented, why I have difficulties..you saw the right process..
@InfiniteConstellations
@InfiniteConstellations 4 роки тому
Guy, you are amazing guy! I watched like half of the video and was inspired by the sound of harp and started my own track. I used an old VSL Harp, it sounds amazing! And I tried arpeggio. And it worked! 3.5 hours and it's almost finished. Thank you for your neverending inspiration and positive vibes
@DKiaulakis
@DKiaulakis 3 роки тому
WoW! Thank you!
@rtzzzzzz
@rtzzzzzz 4 роки тому
Great video, sincere thanks!!
@pugglesammy
@pugglesammy 9 місяців тому
Haha..the bassoon! My sis won the semifinals of the BBC young Musician of the year on her bassoon on in the year Freddy kempf won with his Rachmaninov…who said the bassoon wasn’t anything more than just an orchestral instrument…love the bassoon!! It’s just such a beautiful instrument!
@alancooper7018
@alancooper7018 Рік тому
Musical genius, enough said!
@dafingaz
@dafingaz 4 роки тому
Great piece!
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