Udemy How to Compose Music with Full Creative Freedom and No Fear

To help you start making your own original music.

Whether you are a Total Newbie in Music (as in zero knowledge) and clueless on how to get started:

You will gain a solid foundation on the WHATs and HOWs to Composing Music. This is a structured course that teaches you about Music Theory, Harmony and Composing Concepts. Simply put it, building your Music Skill from the ground up. Then a step-by-step walk through guide showing you hints, tips, solutions and answers when creating and putting together your first complete composition masterpiece from start to finish.

There has never been better time to write your own music.

THIS COURSE IS CREATED FOR ONE SIMPLE PURPOSE :

To help you start making your own original music.
Whether you are a Total Newbie in Music (as in zero knowledge) and clueless on how to get started:
You will gain a solid foundation on the WHATs and HOWs to Composing Music. This is a structured course that teaches you about Music Theory, Harmony and Composing Concepts. Simply put it, building your Music Skill from the ground up. Then a step-by-step walk through guide showing you hints, tips, solutions and answers when creating and putting together your first complete composition masterpiece from start to finish.
There has never been better time to write your own music.
Don't be put off if you don't play an instrument.
With advancements of today's technology, anybody can download free softwares and create music. So there's no excuses of why you can't get started. Also include tutorials on how to use the two free softwares to make your music and share to other folks.

Although not an exact how to write a song course which usually includes lyrics writing, the course focuses more on the instrumental side of composing. Songwriters will surely pick up something and benefit from the course that will make them more creative in their songwriting process.
Writing and playing your own original compositions will be the most enjoyable and satisfying experience of your life. But, if you're content playing other people's stuff, then keep learning riffs, licks and songs. Eventually, at one point you'll either give up writing/composing or blame yourself for not learning it right from the start, and having regrets after you've wasted hundreds of dollars and precious years of your life, or you'll be one of the smart ones and cut years off your learning curve.