@r0ver Well, a melody is a number of bars you play, in a separate pattern, which really impacts a song. Chords also impact a song, because they add texture to the melody and can provide rhythm to a song. Chords can be played in triads, a grouping of three with three distinct notes which are, the root note, intervals of a third and a fifth, above the root. Sound Design essentially is responsible for obtaining all sound effects, and it is the key point of a production.
However, if you need anymore help, feel free to text me on my wall.
Hey i really do have a really important question, for the reason it says it absolutely NO WHERE about this subject.
if i want to input a vocaliod, lets say i find a vocaliod from a website, you know vocaliods right? computer generated vocals? well if i wanted to input a vocaliod can i?
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@r0ver Well, a melody is a number of bars you play, in a separate pattern, which really impacts a song. Chords also impact a song, because they add texture to the melody and can provide rhythm to a song. Chords can be played in triads, a grouping of three with three distinct notes which are, the root note, intervals of a third and a fifth, above the root. Sound Design essentially is responsible for obtaining all sound effects, and it is the key point of a production.
However, if you need anymore help, feel free to text me on my wall.
i need help on chords
Sure :)
how to record something into your audiotool to paste into your song
i want to play piano into my audiotool i'm a beginner on audiotool but really good on piano
how do I publish a song to my profile
ask that here https://www.audiotool.com/board/support
Wrong board. Not specifically related to arrangement.
Hey i really do have a really important question, for the reason it says it absolutely NO WHERE about this subject.
if i want to input a vocaliod, lets say i find a vocaliod from a website, you know vocaliods right? computer generated vocals? well if i wanted to input a vocaliod can i?
If you want people to find your question and get more answers, it's better to make a separate topic.