I think what I appreciate most about these is that we don’t see a perfect workflow. We get to see the stream of consciousness and the outtakes right along with everything else and it’s really uplifting to see the whole creative process and not just the perfect stuff. Thanks, Guy!

Plays Beethoven's 5th. "Now there's a bloke who knew a thing or two about a riff." Love it!!

30 seconds and im already clicking the like button, im a simple man

One of my favourite intros is the 6 note arpeggio at the start of Everybody Wants to Rule the World

You brighten my day all of the time especially when I have had some really dark ones. Thank you for your crazy whimsy. You definitely have at least one person who can relate and appreciates it!

Fast becoming my favourite youtube channel, despite being a metal musician so many of these midsets and ideas are so applicable and inspiring

Fantastic as always! You're a true inspiration!

I love watching these videos Guy that you put up here on KZfaq as well as on your own Thinkspace education site. It's wonderful and you cheer me up each and every day. Thank you. Stay on man, there's still so much to learn from you:)

Came across your channel today straight up amazing. I absolutely love watching how you go about writing an intro from start to finish. I'm also checking out signing up for your writing course as it's so far the best one out there that I have seen. Thanks You.

Enjoyed this as always I quite often find that the intro is almost the last thing I write - using a riff, harmonic progression, dum loop, bit of melody etc. Thank you for doing what you do - you've kept me sane through lockdown (despite the singing!!!)

Your videos are always fun while being highly instructional. Thanks again, Guy! This is one to come back to again and again. Lots of inspiration in this one for sure!

Love, love, love your channel, Guy! Very inspiring, very witty, funny and educational. You rock!

Thanks so much Guy!! There was one chord that you said you messed up and then you deleted and re-recorded it, but I LOVED it! The chord had a very distinctive timbre, so I tried to recreate it and now I'm going to write a piece around it.

Great video Guy, love your thought process and it’s great to see that things just don’t happen first time round.

When I grew up, it was the time of great British comedy shows on TV. But now we have this brilliant Laugh & Learn series. Thank you Guy :)

This has so much info for music production I can’t believe you just gave it all away!

I literally watched the whole thing! Loved this video! :)

Guy your video tutorials are not only educational ( the main purpose) they’re also entertaining, both attributes of a great teacher thank you hugely 👍

Hi maestro Guy Michelmore, This is just an amazing, educational and priceless guide with a solid structure and amazing opportunity for those who love to learn music composition more and more,, honestly, after years of searching. this platform is the best of all, properly and the simplicity of your explanation teaches me a lot. thank you so much for your commitment and for sharing your experiences with us. I wish I met you earlier. Thank you for being among us sir.

Thank you Guy for making my wonderful Friday even more enjoyable. Cheers! :)

Guy, watching your videos always feels like coming home. Love composition

How wonderful to see all the false starts and different combinations of the elements. And done with the fab self-deprecating wit, to boot. The 'warts-and-all' approach is so valuable, as well as the obvious skill and knowledge of course. Thanks!

You always look so happy and bubbly. Great to watch.

Thank you, I’m taking your course and really enjoying it. I know your inspiration, skills and knowledge are worth a lot so Thank you for making it affordable‼️💯

love the airiness of the snare and the soft and roundness the upright bass

Thank you for this excellent tutorial Guy - very helpful suggestions :) My favourite intro ever is that of John Cage's 4'33''

This was great to to watch, you made it engaging for sure, and you weren't scared to mess up... thanks for the video!

Loved the gnome. I am so appreciative you are willing to share your creativity. It really helps. Even seeing the mistakes make us realize that is how we all learn. Thanks.

At last some spotlight for true genius of your days - Mr. Mike Oldfield. The man really has a God's gift. Such innovative, clever and inspiring music he writes :)

Thanks once again for the great lesson. What makes a great intro? Keeping it simple. That piano riff really is simply good!

Yooo this came at the right time! Thank you so much you're one of my fav creator

7:54 - look, this is me ALL THE TIME...love what you do!

I new video by mr.Michelmore... what a perfect way to start the weekend!

Brilliant Guy ...as always !

Thanks Guy, you're awesome.

One of the most underrated channels on KZfaq. You deserve way more views and subs!

I could watch you for hours mate, thanks for the videos!

Cheered me up, cheers Guy

I actually write a lot like this. Making a few tracks that work together and then working backwards to separate them. Great stuff Guy

Thank you so much for your great tips!

Great stuff. Intros really are more than just something for the radio DJ to talk over. I've been a bit in two minds about that recently, but I think this has helped me make up my mind.

Thank you so much for this Guy! And love the humour too1

You videos always make me think about music.laugh & put a smile on my face

Thanks for all the wisdom what you share with us

"Lead with your best element ... which is obviously me singing into a garden gnome!" Brilliant!!! Great video ... just discovered this channel and am loving it.

This track is actually amazing! Well done!

Thank you Guy, I always have had issues with intros..I now have some new approaches...maybe you can do outros another time.....Thanks again Guy, awsome watching you..never get tired of your vids. Had to pause and watch the end later, because I cannot play ytube and Studio One at the same time, and you have inspired me to fire up my midi..

Thank you for the great helpful tutorial today and well done.

You save our lives with your experience and knowledge Guy! My fav intro is in Paradise Warfare from Carpenter Brut.

Awesome Guy, you make me feel good!!!

Great vid! I've learned I should experiment in the "weird" more to find those unique sounds. Right now I kind of have a system down, "too well" and it's hindering creating something that makes me say, "wow, I didn't know that sound existed." Like always another amazing vid!

Like singing into a garden knome... Loved it. I always learn so much from your vids...

Spent Saturday night off family interaction ... I find this soo entertaining ... made my weekend - and it is only Saturday... thx Mr Michelmore ... You keep me afloat ...

Love it. Thanks.

Gotta Love this guy!

Thanks for making this pandemic more educational and enjoyable

Great video. Thanks Guy. Best part is the Garden Gnome being spat on ;)

Completely mad but hugely inspiring! Don't often get that in the same person! Well done Guy!

I need a T-shirt with Beethoven on it and the caption, “Now there’s a bloke who knew a thing or two about a riff.”

you are fascinating music teacher! love it

BRILLIANT - I luv these videos, and I love that you rolled in Kilohearts. But at 26:02 - "I wanted just a straight throbby thing actually"? I fell out of my chair. That said, I had a project today, I came here for inspiration. You did not disappoint. That reversed cymbal crash is a great way to start and then jump right in.

Mate!!! You are awesome!

Guy wrote the music for BBC's Eyewitness and BBC's Kirawira Valley, both SUPERB, and I have been a fan for 30 years! Believe it or not I heard those 30 years ago and I every time I see a video of Guy I love him even more. What an artist, what a genius, what a Guy!

I'll never recover from seeing Guy lip syncing into a gnome posing as a mic!

you sir are on point

Fun fact - the singer from my old band Surfless met Tom Newman (who produced Tubular Bells). He heard our songs and loved them so much he offered to record some for free. His recording studio was on a boat on a mud mooring in Southampton so we would be playing and recording and as the tide went out the boat would gradually tilt over. Recording was halted once the tide was right out and the drum kit started sliding across the floor as the boat settled on the mud at a 45 degree angle 🤣. He was a lovely bloke, but boy could he swear when things didn't go right as he was producing.

Sounds amazing

This dude is crazy, I love it.

"What makes a great intro?" - "I want a straight throbby thing." Guy Michelmore gold.

Nice way to end the week :) I notice that BBC Symphony Orchestra Discover is ready for download in my personal email. Xau xau, have a nice weekend Mr Guy

Great stuff guy👍👍👍

Like how you entertain weird ideas for the fun of it, you end up discovering cool and unique combos I didn't see coming.

Guy this has been one of your funniest videos but yet informative as usual hahaha

Excellent, subbed and will be watching thanks

Nice one Guy enjoyed it.

great lesson🙏

Great tutorial. Thank you again. I'm reminded of "Bad to the Bone" by Thorogood for simplicity in establishing the "lick". Much easier to keep a groove rolling than to start one out. All the best from the Bay Area. MK

Enjoyed this!

Jaja I love the Guy's way of life 🌿

I need a podcast!!! I would listen hours and hours to it!

I've been stuck on 3:26 for like 6 days... The internet just got a little better. Now that's what I call putting down your ego for the sake of teaching! Love you for that and I'll literally never forget about the intro again. Side note; We need to get Guy a micro Korg ASAP! Oh but you missed out the archetype Sandstorm by Darude, the intro everyone knows they don't know if they know?

Well sir, you're teaching me a very important lesson...music knows no age

😳 It went from zero to Cold Play level epic in short order. Absolutely stunning, beautiful, breathtakingly divine! I’m in desperate need of inspiration for creating intros, everything in between and outros. I have a ridiculous amount of both hardware & software tools including the new Roli Seaboard Rise 2. Yet nothing is happening. Deer in the headlights. But this is so inspirational! Thank you!! 🙏

Thank you for awesome entertainment and education

Guy!! you are so lovely! I'm always learning something that takes my music beyond imagination. May you please do a tutorial on how to make such videos...(the equipment needed and process)..(maybe a series or so..Pleeeeeaaaase)

Really enjoyed this one

Love the way you show you're human and make mistakes just like the rest of us!

How to make a great intro? Guy Michelmore videos always have great intros

What a great way to spend half an hour on my Sunday morning with a bacon butty, a cup of tea and Guy creating!👍

From the metal sphere, a new track from Deathcore band Fit For An Autopsy, A Higher Level of Hate, has such an immense, almost tribal drum groove for the first 30 seconds or so, and it IMMEDIATELY lets you know the tone of the song you’re about to listen to.

Now about the five major points or maybe more? Lots of laughter loved it!

Perfect music teacher, i wish i knew u years ago

Love it

Just found your channel today. I'm so glad I did. You're so funny :-)

Would you consider doing a video on writing jingles? I’d love to see your take on it.

That was great. I took gnotes. Thanks, Guy.

Don't stop singing your examples, I like it!!! xD They are a part of your personality, so don't feel sorry for it!

Thanks for another wonderful presentation - I really appreciate your enthusiasm and spontaneity. Do you mind me asking where you got that vocal vst from ? [Vox?]

Ok I have to tell you I laughed out loud when you sang into the gnome!

Sing, Guy, sing!!! 😃