50s Rock & Roll
Backbeat, barroom piano, everything slightly in the red.
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Ten combinations of tags that already exist in Text2Hit. Pick a card and choose its tags in “Step 1: What is your song about?”: most genres and voices appear when you press “More...”, and the mood, tempo, instrument and production tags are inside “Advanced Tune-up”. You can still change them in “Step 2: Review Your Lyrics”, under “Adjust Genres & Voices”.
Backbeat, barroom piano, everything slightly in the red.
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The faster cousin. More twang, less politeness.
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Barroom piano, a crying fiddle, and someone leaving town.
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One guitar, one voice, and no hurry at all.
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Brass stabs, tambourine, joy on a deadline.
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Fingerpicked and close-miked, with room for the words.
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Late, dim, brushed drums, a saxophone taking its time.
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Neon, chrome, and a drum hit the size of a stadium.
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Three chords, no apologies, done in two minutes.
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A long climb, a big arrival, a choir at the top.
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The instrument list is short, but the lyrics box is not. Anything you write in square brackets travels to the music engine as a stage direction, next to the verse and chorus markers. Put each one on its own line, where you want it to happen.
It is a request rather than a command, so the engine does not always oblige. Try an idea twice before giving up on it.
These pull a song forward in time
These pull it back
If a period style comes out too clean or too new, this is almost always why. Unless the period itself is the 80s, remove the first group before adding more of the second.