You've written a new song for your band. Your rhythm guitar player says she loves the melody and the pulse, but the song needs more behind it. How will you set out to make her happy?

Adjust pitches and rhythm in the melody to make it more interesting.

Work with the meter and tempo of the song to bring it to life.

Add a chord accompaniment on guitar to create more background for the melody.

Increase the duration of the notes in the melody to make it last longer.

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Messiah Prince

29 January, 06:47

You've written a new song for your band. Your rhythm guitar player says she loves the melody and the pulse, but the song needs more behind it. How will you set out to make her happy?

Adjust pitches and rhythm in the melody to make it more interesting.

Work with the meter and tempo of the song to bring it to life.

Add a chord accompaniment on guitar to create more background for the melody.

Increase the duration of the notes in the melody to make it last longer.

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Randy Rangel · Answer 1

Add a chord accompaniment on guitar to create more background for the melody.

Explanation:

I would say this because all of the other answers say to change something about the melody or the pulse. The guitar player says she already likes the melody and the pulse. Therefore, adding a chord accompaniment on guitar will add something more behind the song.