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How To Journal Your Songwriting Endeavors
Songwriting is usually a very introspective and time consuming process, so at first glance it might seem unnecessary to add another layer to that introspection. Nonetheless, if you keep a journal about the songwriting process as you experience it, a journal can help to overcome the difficulties of creation. Writing a journal about something as intimate as songwriting can also help beginners know themselves as writers.
You might well ask what type of content should go into a journal about songwriting. Typically, anything that factors into or influences a writer's music as they're composing or crafting lyrics. Any part of any stage of the process is fair game, whether it's a daydream, a poem, or a song on the radio.
Even if you haven't written any music, it's still ok to write in the journal. In fact, talking about why you aren't songwriting at the moment can help understand the barriers between yourself and creativity. In the meantime, you can write about books you've read, your Takamine acoustic guitar, artists you've been listening to, etc. The possibilities are endless.
Actually, the material written in the journal has the wonderful secondary purpose of serving as a repository for songwriting inspiration at a later date. Events or references made in a songwriter's journal today can be the basis of a new piece tomorrow.
Electronic and physical writing mediums have different advantages and disadvantages. Buying a moleskine journal or something like it and scribbling down the thoughts of the day has the reward of being quicker and more accessible that it's blog counterpart. One doesn't have to sign into a notebook and pen, and so one can be more spontaneous. What this leads to is a better sense of immediate, unfiltered material about songwriting.
Through the latter option, an online songwriting journal does entail more set-up and less mobility, but it has several unique advantages. As an online tool, it allows you to share your thoughts with trusted readers or a community of musicians, who can comment on and assist with any problems that you might encounter along the way. Don't expect to make money blogging on this subject matter, though; it's mostly for your own good.
In either case, try to write in the journal or blog every day so that it recording the day's events and progress in composing, crafting lyrics, or finding a new Dreadnought acoustic guitar can be documented in terms of the way it affects the writing process. Best wishes to all you budding musicians!
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