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Songwriting: basic Songwriting using Chords and ScalesWriting a song is easy! Most of modern music does not use difficult music theory, there are a few basic rules and some creativity and you are half way to becoming a songwriter. In this article we'll take a look at a simple example using multiple scales to write a song and discuss the music theory with it. |
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