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ry changing the tempo and have multiple instruments play at the same time.
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stalefruitloops
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12 hours ago

I had this same problem but i started doing stuff like putting certain notes out of
key and switching up the timing
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mwmstern
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11 hours ago

Try transposing it to another area of the harmony. Up a 3rd, down a third etc.
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Vaginal_Potato
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11 hours ago

Try playing some notes that don't belong to that key and figuring out which chords
fit to those notes. Also try modulling to a different scale.

Try improvising - play and don't stop playing. Even if you're playing random stupid
notes doesn't matter something good will eventually happen XD
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I-VI-ii-V
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10 hours ago

It�s ultimately about the harmonic context. A standard C maj pentatonic can sound
nursery rhyme-ish until you put a Bb in the bass and get a lovely Lydian sound.
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valentino87
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7 hours ago

Study the melodic contour of
for you). By contour, I mean
jumps/drops? Similarly, look
accidental notes outside the
experimenting/writing.
some of your favorite songs (where the melodies work
the arc of the interval sequences. Are there wide
at the rhythm. Also, keep an eye out for the power of
key. Absorb your observations and try to use it when