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Hearing Vibrations
We say that when you hear a sound you’re hearing vibrations, but what does that mean?
Songwriting Incubator: launch
I’m super excited to announce the launch of a new Beat Kitchen elective, Songwriting Incubator.
Musician Basics Elective: look how far we've come
Hey gang, look how far we’ve come.
Ask Away
I’m about to make another music theory reel to talk about my class that starts on Monday, but I wanted to address something that keeps coming up in …
Descending Bassline
Let’s take a look at this descending chromatic line and ask ourselves what it has to do with the key of C.
Mission: Musician Basics
The goal of the upcoming musician basics elective is to get you to recognize that you can stack a bunch of notes together and create a chord.
Any Two Chords Go Together
Sometimes we can easily explain the relationship between two chords using an established music theory device.
Recording in Logic Pro X: Get out of Jail Free
Ideally, in the studio, I’m always recording, because you never know when something amazing is about to happen.
Fair Use: Meta
Today’s Wednesday morning music theory workout had a few teachable moments, but this one was a surprise.
Oops: now watch your tone
I’ve been stomping around all morning and calling myself a moron because I made a big mistake.
Blues: are dominant chords V chords?
Even in the blues, dominant chords tend to function like five chords.
