4 Free Tools I'd Use to Write Songs (If I Could Start Over)

[@WriteASong]

Learn to write your first song kzbin.info/aero/PLxJaS3gjOSqo8SYaWJ03dAZntWuZIFbnw

[@AfterWorkMusician]

Great video! I’ve always wanted to try songwriting. I’ll definitely check out these tools

[@WriteASong]

Good luck!

[@mikescofield]

My process has evolved such that I compose all my songs in MuseScore4. I can try out the sound of different instruments and once I have the piece the way I want it I export each instrument into my DAW as MIDI files where I can fine-tune the sound.

[@WriteASong]

I've heard good things about MuseScore, did it have much of a learning curve?

[@nathminerhaven2097]

@@WriteASong I've started using MuseScore4 2 months ago, when you know the basics, it's remarkably easy to use, and even more when you know some shortcuts

[@mikescofield]

@@WriteASong No, not really. If you can find your way around a DAW, MuseScore4 is easy. It's fairly intuitive, only a little bit clunky and if I can't figure something out then Googling it gets me the answer. It's free and they keep making it better! It has been a great addition to my toolkit.

[@birendraekka4812]

Very helpful..