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I decided to finally post this song on MJ, after thinking long and hard about whether or not I am ready for the heavy criticism. This is the first song I've ever created on GarageBand or on any computer program for that matter. I am not satisfied with this creation because I can still hear my computer motor whirring in the background! I figure a microphone would be an easy solution, so that's not what I'm worried about! I am concerned about the quality of the loops I've used and the equalizer settings. I had trouble with choosing which effects to put on what without it sounding too distorted. Another thing is, the song is a whopping 6 minutes 48 seconds long, I am also not a phenomenal lyricist, so it was a bit hard to come up with fancy words, but the song reflects feelings and thoughts that I had while digging up some old memories. I would like some feedback on this since it's my first try at this stuff. Thanks for listening and please, please, comment. Even if you just want to say hi, I don't care, I want to see who's listening and any thoughts that come to mind.
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Lyrics
Help me, I'm crying
Help me, I'm dying
All I do is sit at home
and think about you
you're nowhere to be found
and I lay on the ground
Tears are falling
Tears are running
Down my face,
I can't see
I don't deserve to be alone
because I love you.
My blade to cut with
can't be found
and here I am on the ground
Tears are running
Tears are falling
down my face
I can't breathe
My heart can't take it
My mind can't break it
Your eyes can't fake it
Your eyes can't lie
lie
Your eyes can't lie
Lie to me
Lie
Just lie to me
All I do is sit at home
and think about you
You're nowhere to be found
and I lay on the ground
Tears are falling
Tears are running
down my face
Face
Face
Look at my face
Look at my face
Look at my face
on the ground
tears are falling
eyes swelled shut
and I can't see you
you
My heart
bleeding in my hands
for you
My heart
My heart
My heart
bleeding in my hands
for you
My heart
bleeding in my hands
for you
My heart
bleeding in my hands
for you
bleeding in my hands for you
my heart bleeding in my hands for you
take my heart
take my heart
bleeding in my hands for you
for you
just for you
bleeding in my hands for you
everything's for you
Help me, I'm dying
All I do is sit at home
and think about you
you're nowhere to be found
and I lay on the ground
Tears are falling
Tears are running
Down my face,
I can't see
I don't deserve to be alone
because I love you.
My blade to cut with
can't be found
and here I am on the ground
Tears are running
Tears are falling
down my face
I can't breathe
My heart can't take it
My mind can't break it
Your eyes can't fake it
Your eyes can't lie
lie
Your eyes can't lie
Lie to me
Lie
Just lie to me
All I do is sit at home
and think about you
You're nowhere to be found
and I lay on the ground
Tears are falling
Tears are running
down my face
Face
Face
Look at my face
Look at my face
Look at my face
on the ground
tears are falling
eyes swelled shut
and I can't see you
you
My heart
bleeding in my hands
for you
My heart
My heart
My heart
bleeding in my hands
for you
My heart
bleeding in my hands
for you
My heart
bleeding in my hands
for you
bleeding in my hands for you
my heart bleeding in my hands for you
take my heart
take my heart
bleeding in my hands for you
for you
just for you
bleeding in my hands for you
everything's for you






























...My first GarageBand composition was over 6 minutes
long. It's difficult to stop once you start. There are a lot of
things going on in your first attempt here. You certainly
exhibit your talent to sing... your next step is writing and
arranging.
Your choice of loops compliments your vocals... or vice
versa. You will need to go back in and isolate the best
parts. The strongest vocals, the best loop combos... and
then limit their usage. Organize the passages in a logical
order. Verse, Chorus, Verse, Chorus, Bridge... repeat
where neccessary.
That little synth part could come sooner... and then be
repeated. Doubling your vocal parts will add a richness
and fullness. Variation is always welcome to maintain
interest by your audience.
Ooohs and Aaahs always go a long, long way. The talking
vocals could build up to the refrain... with a coda,
crescendo... and then ultimate ending of layered vocals...
that could fade in repetition.
Hope this helps a bit!