Make Your Own Rules: music theory
Music has rules, but the thing is, you get to write them yourself.
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Music has rules, but the thing is, you get to write them yourself.
I think I know a lot about music and I consider myself a pretty decent engineer and producer.
Here’s a C suspended chord, but let’s see if we can’t get you playing some hipper ones, like a D minor over a C or a D minor 7 over a C.
There’s one thing we all have in common and that’s water.
This chord progression is so useful, it basically has a name.
The seventh is the top note of your chord before it reaches the octave.
This morning in the region we looked at Stevie Wonder "Isn’t She Lovely?" There’s a lot this song can teach us, but we have time to talk about the …
We’ll talk about these chords another day, because right now there are two things you need to understand about working with audio and working with …
Diffusion and density.
Co-prime sequences are a backbone for evolving variations in pattern-based music.
Can you have your cake and eat it too?
The next time anyone asks you if you believe in magic, consider this.