>rhymes friend with end
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Favourite cadences to replace a maj ii v i ?
yes
I IV iv V
Do you write your vocal melodies using an instrument, anons?
But you're ending on the dominant.
i'll kill you later
2 5 1 has been done to death. imho.
>Rhyming
I wing it my man
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play a phrase that ends on the dominant, then play the exact same phrase but end on the tonic
>air
>care
>fire
>desire
>walk
>talk
No, I usually hum it over chords, or just improvise the words straight from the sheet while doing those chords. I do that until I find something.
it sounds fine desu
My whole point is I want a cadence of three chords that resolves on the i chord that isn't ii v I that is good and original.
Sometimes.
ive been trying to make this a song, how is it
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I was going to say that this is low quality b8, but you agitated me a little bit. So 4/10. Somewhat nice b8, m8.
Most pop song structure cliches really get under my skin.
>"Bridge" that's just some phrase repeated a few times with a completely senseless new chord progression
>Immediately go back to copied and pasted chorus
>Last chorus goes on for twice as long and a new instrument or background vocals comes in during the second round
>Big, explosive chorus immediately stops and goes back to "minimal" verse, kills any momentum the song has
>Pop song turns into borderline harsh noise during a "buildup" because of the filters the producer is abusing
>Blaring SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS in the background during any "loud" part of the song
>That stupid trap thing where the same vocal track is just pitched down or up an octave and played in the background
>Radio edits that do everything they can to save a couple seconds of non-singing parts of the song and end up cutting single bars or weird shit like that
I mean, it's not perfect, but your third cliche isn't that terrible, especially compared to the rest of your list.
>>Pop song turns into borderline harsh noise during a "buildup" because of the filters the producer is abusing
>>Blaring SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS in the background during any "loud" part of the song
Fucking hell, I sometimes listen to normie EDM mixes at the gym and I feel like I'm going to get tinnitus because of this. You want for the bass to keep getting louder but it becomes physically painful to listen to.
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