If you’re unsure about how the Collaboration process will go, here’s a quick explanation of how it will likely go. This explanation would be in the form of Guidelines rather than a specific regimen that must be followed, there aren’t any rules for the creative process of writing music.

Getting in contact

We would start by talking through email, text, and video chat to get to know each other and understand what kind of music you want made. I would ask you if there’s a specific style or genre of song you would like to create or whether there’s a particular artist or song you were inspired by.

I would also contact you if I need your input, ask for your feedback, or if there’s something you want changed, and I would expect you to respond as soon as you can.

You can share your ideas with me, like audio recordings of you humming, singing, or playing guitar or piano with a melody that comes to mind.

The more I get to know you and the song you want made, the better.

A MIDI is a Musical Instrument Digital Interface. It’s a grid chart that plays a digitally synthesized musical instrument, such as a Piano. I would create a track with all the chords, harmonies, melodies, bass lines, riffs, and lyrical toplines that would map out the entire song. 

I will send you an MP3 of the MIDI track so you can decide whether to make any adjustments or continue creating sound, recording instruments, and writing lyrics. 

Remember that the MIDI track could always change depending on the song's direction, but that would only be done to make it better suited to the final result.

I will also contact you to determine the ideal pitch for your voice so you can comfortably and effectively sing the song.

I would transpose the MIDI track into synthesizers and use oscillators and noise filters to produce electronic sounds for musical composition. Let me know if you have any electronic artists or DJs who would inspire your music.