The Guitar: Music Theory Essentials

P2P | 20 July 2020 | 1.01 GB

Fast Track your guitar skills with this essential guide to music theory fundamentals. In this course we will cover the very basic and essential fundamental elements of music theory for the beginner guitar students. So If you have just started learning guitar or even if you have been playing for little while this course will be of great benefit to you. The importance of learning music theory can not be underestimated. It is the fundamental foundation to every thing we do on the guitar. It is often over looked by beginner guitar students. But is the key to unlocking the whole instrument so you reach your full potential as a guitar player. This course is structured from the very beginning and is suitable for any beginner even if you have just picked up the guitar this week. The course is more practical theory based and so I won’t be asking you to play anything difficult or diving into techniques exercises.The idea is to unlock the mysteries of the fretboard straight away and have some deeper understanding of what we are playing and learning as you move forward on your musical journey

Cakewalk & Music Theory Essentials

P2P | 30 June 2021 | 479 MB

..:: Beginners Guide & Hacks ::..

Welcome to the Cakewalk & Music Theory Essentials course. [2 Courses in 1] You’ll learn all the basics of Music Theory and Cakewalk by Bandlab software in and out. Cakewalk is one of the best free DAWs in the market. That said, being the best comes at a cost. The cost of being feature loaded. I understand how difficult it can get to work with this DAW – especially when just starting out. Keeping that in mind, I designed this well-organized and easy to understand lectures. No Jargons. This course saves you months of research as it provides all the information you need to get started. Along with learning the DAW, you’ll also learn the only music theory you need to know. At the end of this course, you’ll be able to navigate Cakewalk by Bandlab and have know how about the core features. I’ll walk you through the process step by step. It doesn’t matter what kind of expertise you have. I have made sure to provide you with the basic information you need. This course is perfect for you if you want to make music using Cakewalk by Bandlab but find the interface quite confusing and you don’t know where to get started.

Music Theory for Electronic Musicians

FANTASTiC | 08 September 2019 | 926 MB

A Class Designed For The Electronic Musician That Want To Take Their Tracks To The Next Level. This is a class designed for the electronic musician who wants to bring new energy and compositional strength to their tracks. In this class, we’ll focus on learning how to organize pitches and rhythms to make dynamic, interesting melodies and harmonies. Experience with music therory, the ability to play an instrument, or read music is not necessary! We will focus on how to use your DAW as your instrument of creation.

Music Theory Fundamentals

P2P | 04 January 2021 | 2.48 GB

Welcome to Music Theory Fundamentals for Songwriting! This course aims to teach students of all ages how to compose and write their own songs using patterns and intentionality. The knowledge students will gain in this class will help them follow or purposefully break the rules of music writing so they can turn their musical dreams into reality. The professor, Manni Simon is a graduate of Northeastern University, where he learned all about music theory, as well as music recording and the music/entertainment business. He now operates as a self-business in sound design and audio mixing, and still loves to produce new music of his own.

Music Theory: Rhythm TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | 12-17-2011 | 196.73 MB

In this 3rd tutorial in our series on Music Theory, Master Arranger and Composer Gregg Fine explores the nature of Rhythm and why it’s the driving force in music and composition… Rhythm is at the very essence of being. Our hearts beat. We walk and run in time. The sun rises and sets. The tides ebb and flow. It’s no wonder that rhythm is at the heart of our music, too. In this tutorial Gregg Fine examines rhythm and shows us the theory behind constructing solid beats and how rhythm is used in different musical genres. Rhythm is made up of many different components. In this tutorial you’ll learn about the foundation of beats. You’ll see how rhythm is broken down into its essential components: Tempo, Measure, Note Values and Rests. You’ll learn all about Time Signatures and how they influence the pattern of strong and weak beats in a musical phrase.

Music Theory for DAW Musicians

FANTASTiC | 08 February 2020 | 465 MB

Learning music theory is an excellent way to grow as a producer and musician. This course, by music teacher reveals how to apply music theory concepts in your music productions… without leaving the comfort of your DAW! Learning music theory has many benefits: it lets you express your musical ideas more easily, it strengthens your communication with other musicians and can greatly improve your listening skills. In short, learning music theory lets you speak, write and understand the language of music. But like learning any new language, it can be tricky to know where to start, especially if you’ve never played a traditional musical instrument (like guitar, piano, etc.) and are using a DAW to create music. This is where this “Music Theory for DAW Musicians” course comes in. This course, specifically designed for DAW musicians and producers, is the missing link between learning your DAW and discovering music theory!

Complete Video Games Music TUTORiAL

P2P | 05 April 2021 | 7.30 GB

.: Composition And Music Theory Secrets :.

Language: English + Subs | Duration: 12h 25m

This course does not contain FMOD, WWise, or any other middleware. Game composers do not need to know how to use these softwares. The sound designers or developers of the game will integrate your music for you. The only reason a composer would ever need to know how to use these softwares (and why you see so many articles telling you to “LEARN FMOD”) is because you need to understand the logic and principles behind how game audio actually works. You just need to understand how music is implemented into a game, not actually implement it yourself. Developers just want to make sure you know how, and what they mean when they ask you to compose ‘adaptive music for trigger zones’, or ‘music tags for each loop’. This course will give you all of that knowledge, without the need to learn any additional softwares!