Music Theory For Producers (This Is All You Need)

I'm thrilled to show you guys my approach to music theory for producers; it's everything you need to know to make incredible music! Take notes and come back as many times as necessary!

Thanks so much for watching and make sure to comment down below if you have any questions and I'll do my best to answer them.

Cheers!

[iUsedToBeAMusician]

Man just turned a what's usually learned through a month long subscription course into a single video.

[Coktar]

I just f*kin love this kind of videos. Straight to the point, clear explanation and minimum interruptions. If you didn't understand, you pause the video, go back and watch it again. No going around the same thing over and over again wasting people's time. I'm totally subscribing. Thank you!

[ashavari]

THE MOON EMOJIS TO EXPLAIN WHOLE STEPS & HALF STEPS IS GENIUS OH MY GOSH

[DonnieDoinkoGo]

Honestly, man. I was a music major in college over 25 years ago. 2 years of theory under my belt, 2 years of ear training, some conducting and a few other things. I was mainly a woodwind player. Clarinet was my primary instrument. In my peak days I was 1st chair, concert master, solo's, yada yada and so on, but life happens and it took me in a different direction. I went into computer tech / software as a backup. I've missed music for so long and I'm about to finally start getting back into it again with synths and music production in Ableton. Mostly as a hobby with no expectations and purely for the enjoyment of it. You've helped me to reignite a spark I had for over half my life (from age 12 to 30) that I had to give up for a while. I just want to say I appreciate your passion for music. It's really is inspiring...and honestly, you teach theory better than some college professors that I've had, lol. Thank you for what you do and keep up the amazing work.

[schooltimek]

Just think I spent 2 years at Full Sail and 30k worth of student loan debt, could've learned it in 30 mins on YouTube. Sheesh!! U made it simple my man. 2 thumbs up

[tevlogs]

This guy was meant to teach! He has a great way of providing clarity of concepts that so many people make difficult to understand. Keep doing ya thing Ethan. You are helping so many people!

[Msounds]

Dude, you've taught me more in 3 videos about music and life than I've learned on youtube in the past 5 years of producing music. Cheat codes bruh 😂

[kberlinquette]

Why can't there be more people like you who are straight to the point and make something that most find complicated and turn it into something simplistic for anyone to understand. I think some "teachers" are actually gatekeeping. Gatekeeping- pretending to share information with others in order to look more important than you really are because you lack self confidence and do not find joy in helping others especially if they surpass you.

[to]

For everyone confused, try to pay to more attention to the concepts discussed before you get completely lost. With more study and practice, I am revisiting this video 2 months later. It makes a lot more sense. It will make even more sense in two more months

[cosmoheis]

I just had a million "woah" moments in this one video I feel like I have such a better grasp on how to make my own music. Thank you so much!!!

[NathansWorkshop]

90% of teaching well is not underestimating your student's ability to understand material, and finding the correct memory cues to keep them engaged. This video was fantastic. I've been considering taking up piano and what you did in the first twenty minutes of this video convinced me that I can actually have a blast doing this. Thank you!

[di.vize_]

I have tried to understand these terms; something scary and funny yesterday I was going over my theory book! And nothing better than Ethan connecting the dots on my brain. Hands down best teacher

[BoyNotHomeMusic]

shoutout this guy fr. I’ve slightly understood music theory my whole career so far, at least enough to get by. I rewatched the first 10 minutes about 5 times and I can confidently say I think I’m starting to understand this fully.

[NovoRodnas]

This is simply one of the best videos on music theory. No distractions, straight to the point and very clearly so. And a very cool and chill guy. Thank you!

[luckymanlife]

I've just found this video and the only thing i wanted to do after watching it was saying "thank you, man!!" You really know how to explain a mostly complex topic in a non-complex way. Really really, thank you!

[overflowbeats]

The first 7 minutes of your video did what no other resource gave me for a long time. You gave me the tool, not the theory. OMG. It all makes sense.

[joudy_.]

My brain is blown up by all these information, I assume I will watch this again to be able to absorb all of the info.
I'm really amazed by this music theory that you explained simply - thank you, and I realized that it's not just some random keys playing here and there, they have to have some patterns!
Thanks a lot :)) !

[cmp]

Dude. I have been wanting to learn music for so long and it’s always been super intimidating to me. You’ve made it actually approachable with your videos and I’m learning and applying A LOT, much faster than I ever thought I could. Thank you for everything you do.

[LegendaryDale]

Thank you for releasing this as a free and easy to understand video. You are doing a great service for the music community!

[FedorLemon]

This is actually a good video to learn piano! I finally started to study the music theory when I moved to Argentina and found a very good music teacher, and one of the things I missed out is the right step notes on full octave. I am glad to know that theory rule and I will now have an easier lesson now. Thank you so much 🔥🔥🔥