The Simple Songwriting Formula That Changed Everything for Me

[@athomesongwriting]

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[@MariaMak]

Chad, title evoke emotional hook, great insightful ideas for all songwriters, thanks.

[@AkshitRor-fn8fk]

Very helpful video sir

[@clearlightdream7687]

I thought that the title conveys, and is created according to, the intended message of the song, and then the lyrics expand upon that message.

[@athomesongwriting]

In commercial songs many times the Title is the hook. It is the main message of the song and the verses lead to the hook/title. Starting with a title is a great way to write. The sooner in your process you have a title, the more effective your verses and the song can be.

[@PachekoJr]

This is actually very wise. How about to write a song while listening to a beat? Like how can we identify the emotion, I try to focus but I tend to get distracted by the many elements of the beat. Please reply I would value your feedback

[@athomesongwriting]

There is no right or wrong way to say which emotion a track has. Different people experience in different ways. You really have to go with the feeling, and try to not get caught up in elements. How does the track make you feel? If you can't tell, come up with a potential title and try singing the title with different topics over the same beat. Choose which resonates the most with you. Songwriting is more art than science, don't be afraid to try a few different versions and choose which moves you the most. There is really no exact way to do it.

[@PachekoJr]

@@athomesongwriting this is what I needed😭😭your such a gem thanks❤️❤️

[@ducalebien-aime2038]

Hello!!! I want that you answer me a question, please!! So, I want to know if it is possible to put more than one syllable on a quarter beat without subdividing the beat. In other words, can I put two syllable🎵 into a quarter Beat while the beat is not subdivided???

[@athomesongwriting]

Quarter notes can be divided into 8th and 16th notes.