![]() ![]() 1.84 million different possible variations. * If you make a melody within one octave that’s 6 notes long, there are app. ![]() * If you make a melody within one octave that’s 4 notes long, there are 7,825 different possible variations. * If you make a melody within one octave that’s 2 notes long, there are 25 different possible variations. So why doesn’t this result in many songs with exactly the same melody? Many songs – if not most – have melodies subconsciously taken from or ‘inspired by’ other songs that’s just how imagination and creativity work. As we’ll see, this is actually hard (though not impossible) to do. One of the most common things I hear from songwriters is that they’re afraid they subconsciously stole their melody from another song… and therefore their melody is not really ‘theirs’.įor a song to be actual plagiarism, a substantial portion of its melody has to be exactly the same as the other song’s. ![]()
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