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Does anybody follow a set pattern when arranging their instrumentals? If I'm feeling lazy or unsure I will do Chorus, Verse, Chorus, Verse, Chorus then export that shit. You can see in the image that my recent arrangements aren't similar at all, and follow the ''flow'' of the music - in the attempt to make space for an artist, as opposed to a generic instrumental that I would put out for sync licensing. I hope you all have a great week - I've got two instrumentals to make today and the first one is done. Workout - Dog Walk - Check Business Messages - then I'll get back to making music. @Rawz Artilla there's a party/gathering in Walthamstow today lmk if you're about? I've got a lot on but might make the effort if you're feeling it (Armor/Stretchbrands ting).