Serious question. How does Tyler Joseph effortlessly write s

>>71479328
cus they all use the same fucking chords and scales?

>>71479346

Could you elaborate more? That doesn't explain how he can sing so good in one year. Also I don't think they're all the same.

>>71479451
lots of people can sing that good instantly, if youre born with it. i can sing every one of his songs just like him and i dont even sing lol.

>>71479477

STFU no you can't and even the people that are born with it have some training or at the very least practiced for a few years.

>>71479539
lol nah its easy if you have a voice for it. its only hard if youre doing stuff like the weeknd or whatever.

>>71479561

You don't know what that fuck you're talking about. Lol

>>71479561
The myth of the "natural singer": - Ok, this issue bugs me, partially because I started out as a terrible singer and had to (and still do) work my ass of to have a good voice. So many people love to claim that they are "naturally" good singers and have been from birth (Mariah Carey). It's sort of a narcissistic claim, IMO. Let me make something very clear. Pretty much any child will have a "good voice". It will be clean, pure, and flute-y, and just overall, sound very pretty. If a child keeps on singing songs until he/she is an adult, they can sometimes end up having a great voice. I say sometimes, because negative and damaging vocal habits can develop if left unchecked. However, if children sing into adulthood without damaging their voice, they will have had YEARS of training. However, many people wouldn't consider this training. I most certainly do. Some people only consider lessons or hard core practice as training, but the fact of the matter is, if a child is singing songs into adulthood, even if he or she did not take lessons or put too much effort into it, its still vocal training!

>>71479599
>>71479704
yall just dont know how to sing so you dont understand how easy it is for someone who has half a voice

>>71479328
/r/music

>>71479328
That's pretty wild

>>71479328
>How does Tyler Joseph effortlessly write so many pop songs?
Because his songs take no effort to write

>>71479704
Some people have genes that give them a physique more suitable for the vocal chords to work better

There's also people born with a better ear/brain for musical notes. So yeah, there's people who are better physically suited for an instrument.

>>71479328
His music is fucking shit so his background is pretty believable

>>71479328
also don't forget his rap skills
https://youtu.be/5daYd91k4ws

>>71479328
He said that once he found out he had the passion for music he "became a student of the radio" etc., he got to work. Found inspiration, practiced a lot, made meme songs about food (and made others heavily personal), pushed the doubt away when needed and - with years - did it better and better, made good friends and acquaintances, had a clean image, and here we are.

Because he has no talent and all his overated generic music is the fucking same