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Academy.fm 5 Tips for Writing Catchy Melodies and Chord Progressions in Logic Pro X [TUTORiAL]
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Academy.fm 5 Tips for Writing Catchy Melodies and Chord Progressions in Logic Pro X [TUTORiAL]

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Creating unique and compelling chord progressions and melodies is very difficult for many producers In this tutorial, Simon Tessier will cover 5 tips to improve your songwriting skills in Logic Pro. He will focus on creating melodies and chord progressions and how to sculpt a creative and professional sequence for your own songs. With these 5 tips you should see an improvement in your own songwriting skills.

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