Awesome stuff all round, but:

Like I said in the comment, this is actually really close to the unfinished track I ripped it from. So cool to hear someone actually do a good job at making the song that was in my head.

I even made a short "film" with the melody check it out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRWr1LB … e=youtu.be

Ended up a bit manic but here's my take on Pselodux's melody.
http://weeklybeats.com/#/breakmagos/mus … on-its-own

So far there's three completely different takes on the melody. :-)

http://weeklybeats.com/#/chris+dotson/music/will-bridge

http://weeklybeats.com/#/aday/music/sha … iterations
AFK from studio during production, but so glad I had week4's midi stem to extract and build something from !

Now with Video, again still away from studio, not entirely ideal working environment...

Not sure who else worked with the melody, but I had fun;

http://weeklybeats.com/#/lowbrowanthony … -is-caring

Haha I wasnt going to follow the theme stuff but I cant say no to a pselodux melodee!

(I thought you were gonna troll everyone and use the penguiv lead line tho dude, lol)

I'd say just do whatever you like with it. Slow it down, speed it up, change key, modify parts, etc. I see it as more of a starting point of inspiration rather than a strict guideline!

A melody stays the same no matter what key it is in. I'll stick to this one though, it's very easy to play on the uke.

Are we restricted to this key, or can we move it around as we see fit?

The thread for week 5 for can be found at the link below

http://weeklybeats.com/#/forums/new/topic/31/

The results are in and the theme for week 4 is "Shared Melody" by the highest margin in theme history! (2012 and 2014)

Pselodux was kind enough to provide us with a melody for this theme

http://pselodux.com/collab/wbmelody.zip

Godspeed, Weeklybeaters!

We could throw in something as well if that's needed.

Ok, here's something I grabbed from an old unfinished track. It's very simple, but I guess that's the point? It was originally from a track that had a bunch of chord progressions, ie. the melody stayed the same while the chords changed around it. Anyway, hope it's appropriate!

http://pselodux.com/collab/wbmelody.zip

How about a zip file with a png/jpg of the staff notation and a midi file? That should be good enough for anyone's uses.

I pass the torch to you~
I'm never confident in my melody writing skills anyway