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All guitar and music composers…?
okay so i been playing guitar for 2 years and am pretty good at. I got all i need to compose songs and record since my dad is in this famous spanish romantic band. but the problem is that i never finish a music project i always get half way and start all over again. Like do i make a song on my guitar and then add the words, like how should i start first?
and i don’t want to ask my dad since he is the bass player and i don’t want him to litsen to any of my “half” songs until they are actually finished
i usually mess around and try to come up with all the parts to a song that i need to complete it, music theory usually helps out alot when ur playing solos and chorus.
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