Remembering Rhythm: The Part Most People Forget.Using Outside Influence to Your Advantage.
Why a Single Sample Can Change the Perception of Your Song.Vocals: Giving Your Music a Human Element.The Importance of Melody in Relation to Memorability.Even though Levels has become the source for hundreds of memes and jokes, it’s still a super catchy song and is, therefore, relevant to this article.) So, if you’re ready to make music like this… If you can consistently make catchy music, you’ll be respected as an artist and producer. It shows you’re a great artist: There’s a reason Top 40 producers get paid lots of money, and it’s not just because Top 40 music is popular.For example, every time I hear I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing by Aerosmith, I’m immediately reminded of my ex-girlfriend. It links with other experiences: Memorable music invokes memories.Memorable music stands out by accommodating an area in someone’s mind. It stands out: The EDM scene is saturated with generic rehashed music.Why is it important to make memorable music? There are 3 main reasons.
I use these strategies myself, and so do many others.
In this post, I’m going to share 8 strategies you can use to make more memorable music. What’s unfortunate is that few producers give thought to memorability-they make music that’s unnecessarily complicated, changes too often or simply lacks the “hook” that such music features. There’s a reason people still listen to music from the 70’s. We like listening to music that can be remembered. I can’t get rid of it, and honestly, I don’t mind. For the past two weeks, every time I’ve got up from my desk to take a break and walk around for a bit, I’ve found myself whistling the catchy melody to Beat Service’s Remix of Waiting For The Night by Armin van Buuren.
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