As: Stevie Wonder
Tuesday’s Music Theory Gym and its Stevie Wonder adds where we find a convergence of ascending and descending movement.
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Explain Compression and Sidechain in thirty seconds
When the TV is on too loud and you turn it down, you are acting like a compressor.
Tetrachord Combinations and Modes
How tetrachords combine to form every mode and scale. Interval patterns, visual breakdowns, and practical applications.
Stereo Width: fields and flashlights
Sometimes stereo is like an added byproduct of what you get when you use multiple microphones.
Monsters: acoustic standing waves
They say monsters aren’t real, but I’m not so sure.
Perfection
This is a story about perfection.
Color Tones: suspended two diatonic bridges
One thing most pianists understand intuitively is that you can freely fill the gap between the bottom two notes of any root position triad, as long as …
N6: major minor happy sad
Let’s do away with the notion that all major chords are bright and happy and all minor chords are dark and sad.
Scaffolding: extensions and rootless voicings
Not every A minor chord looks like an A minor.
Orchestral Kitchen: soup in a can
It’s only a matter of time before you’re humbled by someone with far less resources than you creating at a very high level.
Two Ways to Find Stuff in Logic
All right, you want a tip find two quick ways to find stuff in logic.
Rootless Shell: simplest complicated chord progression
This might be the easiest complicated chord progression you’ll ever learn.
