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!

Writing In Key TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 11 June 2021 | 236 MB

Eurgh, music theory…

‘Music theory’ are two dreaded words, carrying with them a sense of intimidation and boredom. As a music producer, you might hear these two words and think: ‘this isn’t relevant,’ ‘I don’t need this,’ ‘It’s all just jargon!’. Well, we agree! Music theory can be pretty boring, and often it does seem irrelevant for producers who are practical music makers. That’s why we’ve created this short and accessible course, introducing you to all the must know elements of music theory for practical music making.

Music Theory For Electronic Production II

P2P | Dec 15 2016 | 694 MB

New set of tutorials focusing on the essential aspects of theory that can be used inside the DAW. Some of you may have seen the fascinating seminar he did for us back in 2013, including a live analysis of Noisia’s anthem ‘Stigma’ He follows on from this in more detail, looking at: Scales, harmonies, Chords & progressions, inversions, track analysis and much more in an information packed 4 part special! File Download Formats: 80 minutes MP4 1280 X 720

Music Theory: Electronic Music Producers

Team iLLiTERATE | 21 September 2020 | 9.55 GB

..:: The Complete Course! ::..

Learning how to write and create music effectively will dramatically improve the quality of your music and the speed you create it. In this course, you will gain a deep understanding of Music Theory and ideas techniques and formulas to use when creating your own electronic music to allow you more options. You’ll learn the beauty and the power of music theory that’s used by professionals today. This course will cover such topics as major scales, minor scales, major chords, minor chords, diminished chords, chord progressions, modulation, relative majors, relative minors, modes, song analyse, deconstructed several tracks, writing a song from a drum beat, how to write a song from a chord progression, how to write a song from a melody, how to write melodies, how to write harmonies, how to work out keys and scales, pentatonic scales, and more.

Ableton Piano Roll TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 28 May 2021 | 424 MB

Getting to know where scales and chords come from is the starting point for most musicians and producers. This course demonstrates everything you need to know about fundamental chord/scale relationships. First, the course explains these concepts in a clear explanation-based set of lessons. Then, this course demonstrates these concepts on the Ableton piano roll (the built-in MIDI editor inside Ableton). The course teaches how major and minor scales are derived, relative major and minor scales, using Roman numerals, arpeggios and even some common chord progressions. However, we’ll also see how Ableton’s MIDI devices can be used to create unusual arpeggiator patterns, create chords from single notes and constrain all MIDI to a single key (using the Scale MIDI device). This course is intended for Ableton users, but the topics relate to music theory just as much. If you’re wanting to get under the hood with chords and scales in Ableton, this course will light the way :)

Advanced Guide To Music Theory

FANTASTiC | 10 May 2020 | 1.21 GB

Following on from the success of the Beginner’s Guide to Music Theory for Producers, this Advanced Guide promises to expand your knowledge of music theory to greatly assist in the creation of more musical tracks. Whatever your level of music theory, there are tonnes of useful techniques and workflows for working both with a keyboard and purely in the DAW, all demonstrated in the production of various popular genres like Hip Hop, House, DnB and Trap. The course begins with a summary of the Beginner’s Course, showing how to create melodic accompaniment and chords to go with a jazzy break, before moving onto the first advanced topic of modulation, meaning moving to a different key, starting off with the relative major and minor. There is also a thorough look at diatonic triad harmonies, covering the ways that triads change when shifted to different positions in the scale, and how this affects the mood of a song. A funky organ phrase is then put together with a House beat, which moves through a series of regular and inverted triads to create a catchy hook.

Summary of Music Theory for Beginner Guitarists

FANTASTiC | 22 August 2019 | 1.06 GB

First watch the class called “Beginner Guitar: You Only Need 6 Chords” if you haven’t already. This class will build on those concepts and teach you more specifically how to move your favorite songs into the easy key of G major so that you only need to know 6 chords to play any song you want.