Automation & Camaraderie
A producer today is like an island and to me nothing epitomizes that more than the topic of automation.
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A producer today is like an island and to me nothing epitomizes that more than the topic of automation.
We had a lot of fun in Music Theory Gym today.
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 can’t even fathom yet.
Those of you who subscribe to this myth that somehow learning music theory is going to ruin you as an intuitive musician are buying into a false …
I try not to think of this microphone as if it is pointed at me.
Someone asked me yesterday if I had played any interesting chord progressions recently, and I said, "Yeah, here’s one." Did you ever stop and think …
Learn the difference between hooks and choruses in music arrangement. Discover how memorable elements create a song's "theme song" and craft catchy …
So I get this weird message from my friend.
I have a lot to say about perfect pitch, but let’s talk about something that’s ostensibly a little easier.
Make something today and throw it away.