jamesg1213
SuperMarioGamer
But you forgot to repeat the melody at the lower octave to make it complete. After all, that's what conveys the greatness and catchiness of Beethoven's melody (along with, of course, having chords and whatnot to go along with that melody). When I create melodies, I usually don't have just one simple melody like that. There's a bit more to my melodies. So, my melodies are complete and that's why they convey greatness and catchiness to my friends and family. Also, just so you know, some of my melodies have more than just 4 repeated notes to them.
Well there you are then. You've done it. You're better than Beethoven. No need to write anything else. Forget any chords and 'whatnots', don't need any of that.
You're not deaf as well are you?
I'm not saying my simple tunes are as great as a fully crafted symphony by Beethoven. So, I'm not saying I'm as great or better than Beethoven. I'm simply saying I'm the equivalent of a professional musical artist (even Beethoven) choosing simple, good, catchy melodies. I have added chords and whatnot to some of my tunes though.
However, some people might actually get the melodies I'm trying to convey without any chords and whatnot. For example, I think people would definitely get that repeated 4-note melody of Beethoven's, its greatness, and catchiness even without anything else to that melody. Lastly, I'm not deaf.