I'm Probably Not Like You: Workflow Hacis
Iām probably not like you.
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This may be one of the most useful chord progressions you can learn, and itās deceptively easy, because if you can do this, then you can do this, and even this.
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Iām probably not like you.
Believe it or not, Iām not trying to impress you with my pitch.
Whether you call it a bus or whether you call it a send and a return, the utility of running effects like reverbs and delays in parallel rather than ā¦
A producer today is like an island and to me nothing epitomizes that more than the topic of automation.
You should no more put a chord in the middle of a chord sequence because you think it is supposed to be there.
Letās stop treating music theory like itās a noun.
We had a lot of fun in Music Theory Gym today.
Letās talk three to one rule, because first of all, not a rule, more of a back of the napkin guideline.
Here are some thoughts on the thing you might know of as the Hendrix chord.
Every chord has a parent and a child, and every chord is a parent and a child.
Do someone the great kindness of putting this little riff under their fingers.
I understand things on levels that you canāt even fathom yet.