The method of making music is as follows:

Composition: Composition is the first step in music production. Musicians or composers need to create melody, rhythm, and harmony according to their own emotions and thoughts. Sound and other elements. During the creative process, you can use music software or musical instruments to experiment with different melodies and rhythms until you find a satisfactory work.

Arranging: Arranging is the process of arranging the completed musical elements into a complete musical work. During the arrangement process, factors such as the rhythm, harmony, and instrument selection of the music need to be considered to make the music more vivid and interesting.

Recording: Recording is the process of recording musical works into audio files. During the recording process, factors such as the sound quality, volume, and mixing of the music need to be considered to make the music clearer and more beautiful.

Mixing: Mixing is the process of adjusting and processing recorded audio files. During the mixing process, the volume, balance, reverberation and other factors of the music need to be adjusted to make the music more harmonious and unified.

Publish: After completing all the steps of music production, you can publish your music works to various music platforms so that more people can appreciate your works.

The role of music

1. The role of purifying the soul: Music art uses the magic of sound to act on people's emotions, causing association, imagination, excitement, excitement, and subtle changes. This method allows people to accept the influence and infiltration of certain moral sentiments, spiritual qualities, and ideological concepts, so that people can reach a lofty ideological realm.

2. The role of regulating emotions: Music can induce people's inner feelings and trigger people's inner positive emotions. Allow negative sexual emotions to be vented.

3. The role of improving aesthetic ability and taste: Music is an extremely important part of people’s spiritual world, and people’s lives are inseparable from music. By listening to music, people's "musical ears" can have a keen perception and observation of the world, and even have the ability to select and filter sounds.