Music Theory for Producers #01 - Basic Notes, Octaves, Staff, Clefs

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[MusicTechHelpGuy]

Hey everyone! Here's the first video in my new MUSIC THEORY COURSE! I'll have some downloadable content available soon after I get more of these recorded! So hang tight, and enjoy! I'll try to part 2 up later today!

[msftjf]

I feel as if we are in a classroom of future musicians and producers. Cheers my man

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[seanhernandez]

Thank you so much for making this series. I played trumpet for two years going into high school, but I've since forgotten a lot of the music theory I learned in school. As an artist who does music at home as a hobby, delving back into music theory has been an interest of mine for a long time, and with your video series I can finally learn everything I want to know without having to go back to school or use boring online programs.

Furthermore, I want to commend you for the way you deliver your material. You remind me a lot of the choir director from the high school I went to. He was a wonderful teacher, and you teach things in a way that aren't under complicated, but are still easy to follow and understand.

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[HumanBeingWithFeelings]

I was looking for music theory courses and after 10 mins of watching this I realised this is exactly what I was looking for. Starting from scratch, right pace and very well explained. Liked and subscribed and I'll definitely go through the whole course. Thanks for this

[joa]

Thank you so much for making this series. I've been waiting for something like this for a long time.

When I was 10 years old I started taking piano classes and did exams in music theory as well for 6 years, but after I stopped I forgot a lot of the music theory. I've been wanting to get back into music theory and been looking for programs for a long time, but all of them are either too advanced or too beginner level.

I was so happy when you said that a lot of students find the beginnings of music theory boring and kind of check out at that point, and later not understanding the rest, because that is exactly what happened to me. :, , ) I;m glad im not the only one. I really want to thank you for doing this. Music is great and everyone should have an opportunity to learn about it :)

[AMNOR]

2020 I'm HERE refreshing my memories

[WayanAyama]

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[modernmusicstudio]

Love this class! Every producer should learn at least a little music theory. It can bring more layers to the music. Great job!

[Void_Astrea]

this video was very enjoyable. this is my first time ever entertaining anything such as music theory, and i'm excited to fill pages in a notebook with your teachings from this series.

[devrajpatnaik]

After watching this entire playlist more than once I must call you one of my teachers now. You break down advanced curriculum such that beginners can comprehend. I am implementing so many valuable techniques that you have taught me and am so grateful. Thank you.

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[nevaimuzik]

Would you make a series on music production theory for arrangements? It would be nice to see the theory side of how the chord structure and progression will allow you to go from the intro, verse and hook etc. Also it would include on making better transitions using fx or transition tool!

[baderellik]

Wow I am so thankful for this awesome video series! I am very interested in music and music theory as well. But the music class in our school was so hisory orientated, boring and low leveled, it was just a pain to sit there, so I decided to drop the music lessons in school. Now I am very glad that someone like you takes his time to create such a great tutorial series! So thank you very much!

[MiKEY_SANZ]

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[josephadeola]

Watch at 1.75x speed to save time
0:00 Intro
3:31 Notes on Piano
5:34 Octaves
7:02 Intervals
9:29 (Sheet MusicTheory)
11:42 Clefs (Sheet MusicTheory)
15:03 Grandstaff (Sheet MusicTheory)
17:20 Alto & Tenor (Sheet MusicTheory)