To the Digital Realm TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 09 February 2022 | 1.69 GB

.:Music Theory for a Digital Age, Lesson 2:.

The second lesson of this course involves the study of music as a part of the digital age. Exploring the role of technology in the process of music production, the use of the DAW (digital audio workstation) as a music production tool, the process of mixing using a DAW, the art of signal processing, MIDI sequencing and the use of score writing software are discussed.

Music Theory Terms & Concepts

P2P | 04 April 2022 | 122.97 MB

If you’re an electronic musician working with Ableton and music theory seems mysterious… “Where do scales come from? How do beats work?”… This course will clearly explain all essential music theory concepts. After completing this course, you’ll be able to understand, use and talk about music theory – and do it in the context of Ableton Live and the piano roll (a.k.a. MIDI editor) After years of live performance and composition in Ableton (and with Push 1 & 2), I’ve collected the lessons that are most essential to all electronic musicians in all genres and I’ve put them into this course. You’ll learn where scales come from, how beats are constructed and discover critical melodic elements like arpeggios!

Basic Music Theory TUTORiAL

P2P | 25/02/2022 | 555 MB

..:: World Music | Language: English | Duration: 1h 4m ::..

Make your beats better with knowledge of the science behind music. Hey guys, this is OJ from the King OJ Music Library, aka “The Music Guy”. In this course, I will be using Logic Pro X 10.4.7 to teach bare bones basic music theory to home-based musicians with no instrument knowledge or proficiency. You will see a beat I kinda just made on the fly as a visual representation of every single term I put on the slide show. Some of the terms covered are just basics like ‘note’, ‘scale’, ‘chord’, ‘meter’, ‘rhythm’, etc. Nothing too complex like counterpoint and all that jazz. Trust me, this will help you to understand how the core techniques work together to make basic songs. That way, you won’t just be blindly just putting together notes on the piano roll or trying to guess about melody, rhythm, etc.

The Producers Music Theory 4th

English | 132 pages | True PDF | 29.57 MB

Discover the secrets to making amazing music. We’ve cherry-picked the finest tutorials and features from the pages of Computer Music and Future Music – each guide created specifically for the computer-based producer – to bring you this mega-compendium of music theory knowledge.

The Producer’s Music Theory Handbook

English | 132 pages | PDF | 101 MB

(3rd Edition)

The term ‘music theory’ is known to strike fear in the hearts of computer musicians, conjuring up images of stuffy classrooms, clusters of confusing musical notes and incomprehensible languages. However, with all this music-making power sitting on your hard drive, there’s no excuse not to fully grasp the fundamental building blocks of music. Yes, you can get by without any theory skills… but how much better would your tracks be if you could program those MIDI notes with gusto and tickle those ivories with purpose?

Electronic Music Theory & Production EDM

P2P | 01 November 2020 | 10.4 GB

Learn professional electronic music production techniques from an expert music producer: Get signed by record labels! Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate, or an expert producer, this course will teach you fresh and new techniques to take your EDM productions to the next level. After all, we’re never truly finished learning – there’s always something around the corner that we never saw coming!

Music Theory: Meter & Rhythm

FANTASTiC | 14 August 2021 | 127 MB

A Universal Explanation for Musicians, Producers and Composers.

In this class I want to show you how meter and rhythm in music emerge from our cognitive processing of sounds. Because this holds for all humans, this explanation of meter and rhythm is as universal as you can get. It is also based on psychological experiments that have been carried out over the last decades. Knowing the cognitive processing of sounds is of great usefulness when you are making music because it let’s more consciously predict how your music will be heard by the listener, what effect it will have in the temporal realm.