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One simple way to approach a V chord when you’re looking at a 2-5-1 progression is to think of it like a suspended chord.
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One simple way to approach a V chord when you’re looking at a 2-5-1 progression is to think of it like a suspended chord.
Hey, Producers! You need to know a little music theory. I’m going to be hosting a free Zoom workshop on the intersection of harmony and acoustics. …
Distortion comes in lots of flavors, but one thing they all share is that distortion adds high frequency content to your program material.
Good morning. Let’s make today take yourself to work day. At least let’s strive to make every day a day where you do what you love and where you love…
There is no best microphone.
Even if you have no interest in electronic music, if you want to get into music production, the language of synthesis is the language of sound.
Two things in the studio you’ll never find me without.
Today we’re gonna build something.
So producers were always talking about sine waves, but what are they?
Human beings hear between about 20 hertz and 20,000 cycles per second.
Here’s some good news.
I’m Nathan and I’m the founder of Beat Kitchen and I really hope you’ve enjoyed this little piece on music theory.