23Apr/104
If you can read music but can’t physically play it, can you still create songs?
Author J asked:
I just wanted to know as I've learning how to read music but I can't play it.
How to Read Music Hub
I just wanted to know as I've learning how to read music but I can't play it.
How to Read Music Hub
April 24th, 2010 - 04:15
Learning to Read Music
Yes of course. The only logical way of creating songs without playing them is to hire musicians and become like a composer in a way.
April 26th, 2010 - 10:19
how read music
yeah, if you can hear in your mind how its going to sound then absolutely. Also, you could use a program like fl studio to get a feel for it, that way you can ust write it out on the computer without being able to actually play an instrument. Frank zappa did that a lot actually, he would hire studio musicians like steve vai to play the music he wrote because it was to complicated for him to handle.
April 26th, 2010 - 18:20
Learn How to Read Music Notes
Definitely. If you can read music, then you can write music. So that’s what you do. Create it with your voice, put it down on paper, and there you go. If you can’t write because of a physical condition, the you can buy a music writing program for your computer. We know you can use a computer. I bet you have plenty of unfinished music in your head, right? go to it. Maybe you’re the musical prodigy that the world has been searching for since ‘Wolfgang’. I hope so. Good Luck.
May 4th, 2010 - 01:12
Sure and good luck!