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Introduction to Music Production

Melody composition 1

A course by Nicolas Astegiano , Musician and Producer

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About the video: Melody composition 1

Overview

“I'll show you how to compose a melodic progression to translate melodic ideas into your song.”

In this video lesson Nicolas Astegiano addresses the topic: Melody composition 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Music Production. Learn to digitally create a complete piece of music by exploring composition, editing, mixing, and mastering.

Partial transcription of the video

“Composing the Melody Now that we have our harmonic base, we have the necessary bases to start creating our melody. I will explain what the melody is within the composition, and it references or attempts to call to what would be a vocal line, i.e., a voice in a particular song or that sings the lyrics, the story within the song. It's like the instrument or the protagonist, if you will, within our song and composition. With that in mind, and, since we are composing an instrumental electronic song, i.e., it will not have the voice of a recorded person but will be represented by an instrument, ...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to Music Production

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (895)
37865 students
4 units
20 lessons (4h 6m)
7 downloads

Category
Music & Audio
Software
Ableton Live
Areas
Music, Music Production

Nicolas Astegiano

A course by Nicolas Astegiano

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Musician and Producer

Nicolás Astegiano is a musician, music producer, and YouTuber from Argentina who has been actively working in the music industry for more than 14 years. Music has been his greatest passion since he was a child, and he now spends most of his time surrounded by it.

As the owner of Audire Studios, he's collaborated with more than 60 record labels, over 350 independent artists, and brands like Arturia, Distrokid, Audient, and more.
He defines himself as a multi-instrument musician who, when not producing for others, is working on his own music under the name Closbit.