Ok I thought so. Thanks for the feedback bro. I knew I wasn't bugging. I've always known songwriters to compose melodies for the voice to sing. With or without lyrics. I'm aware that a composer in the popular music idiom is called a songwriter. Which means you can compose music for a saxophone to play, as the lead instrument. Especially if this is your main instrument you play. I've seen this title by Grover Washington Jr. And he's a jazz guy. But, Bob James is a composer. And composes music for the electric piano, or any keyboard instrument to play. it's just the form of music that is different. So, the small confusing issue is when you're told that a composer writes music for an instrument to play, and a songwriter writes music for the voice to sing, it can be something to think about. I'm pretty sure most musicians, when making music, start with a chord progression. Or melody first. But, some might start with drums or whatever inspires you. I guess the point is knowing you job/position, and playing it well. It's still too many musicians that compose compositions, and call themselves a music producer. While a producers main concern would be the sonics of the songs.