... if the music is death metal you don't have to worry about the melody, just rhythm ^_^
Mar 13, 2009 Rating
Find a local musician by: Anonymous
Get with a local recording studio musician who can help you. I did this and created a song with my poem in about 2 hours ....was alot of fun and cost only $100...I was the vocalist but it didn't sound too bad cause most all studios today have the technology to improve your voice when they record it. I did this in 2002 so the cost might be higher today...might be about the same or lower given todays economy.
May 01, 2009 Rating
Of Poems and Songs by: RNN
Poems are relatively good starting point for songwriting. I think you're almost half-way done, since you already have the "lyrics" (stanzas of your poems) and all you have to do is to put on the appropriate music to make your poems into songs. It's like: Body & Soul as to Lyrics & Music. The music or sound will "put life" into the poem (lyrics).
If you'd like to be the one to put the music into your own poems, I would humbly suggest that you simply try to "create" or invent a tune for one of the lines in your poem first (any line would do, not necessarily the first line; whatever line you would feel like to start off). From there, you could move on, just take your time as the tunes would naturally come out at the right time. Just invent a lot of tunes and try it on the other lines of the poem. Do lots of experimenting (creating tunes).
However, there are times that you may need to revise some lines or words in your poem that may not be "fit" or "sound awkward" for the tune. (Well, on the other hand, you may also try to change that particular part of the tune to make it appropriate for your poem - should you decide to keep your poem unaltered).
Just try making your first song. It may not turn out the way you'd like it, but it's one way of developing your songwriting skills. Experience helps a lot. Just enjoy what you're doing.
Hope I've shared something. Thank you very much.
Oct 28, 2009 Rating
Song by: JoyAnonymous
i HAVE TWO VERY GOOD SONGS. i'VE WRITTEN. i HAVE PUT THE MUSIC TO THEM, BY USING GUITAR CHORDS. HOW CAN I GET A COPYRIGHT WITH ONLTY MY CUITAR CHORDS, OR A CHEAP WAY FOR SOMEONE TO PUT MUSIC TO MY CHORDS?
Oct 28, 2009 Rating
SONGS by: Anonymous
i HAVE TWO VERY GOOD SONGS. i PLAY THE GUITAR, SO i PUT MY CHORDS TO THEM. i WANT TO GET THEM PLAYED BY A WELL- KNOWN MUSICIAN. fIRST i PROBABLY NEED A COPYRIGHT, BUT i CAN'T WRITE THE mUSIC NOTES TO THEM. HELP.
Dec 15, 2009 Rating
adding a melody to a poem by: daytripeer
Here is a free article on adding a melody to your poem. It does not exactly tell how to do it, but, there are tips everyone should know if they are going to undertake this.
http://hubpages.com/hub/Poems-Set-To-Music
Jan 14, 2010 Rating
I want to turn my poems into songs by: TRUMAN ANTHONY
Hi .I have been righting poetry my whole life and I belirve and have been told from several people they should be written into songs .I have no connections with anyone into playing music and I wouldnt know where to start If you could help it would mean the world to me ..Tank you .
May 26, 2010 Rating
I put music to your poems by: cristianbusamia
Hi all!!!
I'm a musician and I do this kind of work. You just need to send me the text and a music stile and in a couple of days you'll have your own song. Also I can arrange it for you. It'll sound SPECTACULAR!
cristianbusamia@hotmail.com
