[Jackson]

I'm typing up the next round right now, so I'd suggest getting this ready for page 310

[Element]

This IS page 310

[MattyTacos]

Omg, Skill being the first poster in page 310 and asking us to get it to 310

[Jackson]

OK FINE page 311

I just finished writing this. Some of you will hate this one!

[Jackson]

The struggles of live television

Basically I'm forcing most of you out of your comfort zones since some of you refuse to do it yourself

[keshaspearsxo]

yas!!!!!

[keshaspearsxo]

this will be interesting

[Element]

platinum flop dddd

[Element]

I like my verse + prechorus + chorus + verse + prechorus + chorus + bridge + final chorus x 2 set up, but I think I should change it up

[MattyTacos]

Originally posted by Element

I like my verse + prechorus + chorus + verse + prechorus + chorus + bridge + final chorus x 2 set up, but I think I should change it up

Mine is the same thing except I rarely make the chorus x2.

[keshaspearsxo]

thats like, the most common structure used in pop music

[Element]

Originally posted by MattyTacos

Mine is the same thing except I rarely make the chorus x2.

I love when final choruses repeat themselves

Originally posted by keshaspearsxo

thats like, the most common structure used in pop music

It's a tried and true method, then!

[Jackson]

I love weird setups.

Like my most recent is
verse verse prechorus chorus verse prechorus chorus verse verse outro

and one of my favorite songs I've written is
verse chorus bridge chorus

and I've written a few songs with no chorus that I love

[MattyTacos]

Originally posted by Element

I love when final choruses repeat themselves

I do too, which is weird why I won't use x2. I usually prefer when the singer repeats the final chorus sweetly and then again FULL punch.

[Jackson]

Ive used a repeating final chorus like once ever. I like to fit in as many words into a song as I can without repeating them

[Element]

Originally posted by GotSkill

I love weird setups.

Like my most recent is
verse verse prechorus chorus verse prechorus chorus verse verse outro

and one of my favorite songs I've written is
verse chorus bridge chorus

and I've written a few songs with no chorus that I love

Ooooh that's interesting. A no chorus song would be quite something to record. I'm trying to think of a popular example. How would you label Chandelier?

verse prechorus chorus postchorus verse prechorus chorus postchorus?

[MattyTacos]

Originally posted by GotSkill

I love weird setups.

Like my most recent is
verse verse prechorus chorus verse prechorus chorus verse verse outro

and one of my favorite songs I've written is
verse chorus bridge chorus

and I've written a few songs with no chorus that I love

I feel like in order to do one verse it really has to be a PUNCHING one, you know?

[Element]

Originally posted by MattyTacos

I do too, which is weird why I won't use x2. I usually prefer when the singer repeats the final chorus sweetly and then again FULL punch.

Yasss I love that. Like one of my absolute favorite pop songs is Demi's "Heart Attack" -- that bridge is literally flawless. One of the best bridges of all time, and it builds to that high note (flames), and it collapses back into a really soft chorus. Then, the final chorus punches you out like Solange on the elevator.

[Jackson]

Originally posted by Element

Ooooh that's interesting. A no chorus song would be quite something to record. I'm trying to think of a popular example. How would you label Chandelier?

verse prechorus chorus postchorus verse prechorus chorus postchorus?

Chandeleir is verse prechorus chorus verse prechorus chorus


And my song thats verse chorus bridge chorus, the verse is 1:30 and builds up for like half the song before the super emotional chorus. Then theres just a bridge and a chorus to finish everything off like Solange in an elevator

[MattyTacos]

Originally posted by Element

Yasss I love that. Like one of my absolute favorite pop songs is Demi's "Heart Attack" -- that bridge is literally flawless. One of the best bridges of all time, and it builds to that high note (flames), and it collapses back into a really soft chorus. Then, the final chorus punches you out like Solange on the elevator.

I think one of my favorite bridges is Break Free's, I love how sweet it is then it PUNCHES back into the flawfree chorus.