Music theory can be a complicated, confusing subject. But it doesn't have to be. Did you know most popular songs use just a couple of easy concepts, which once you learn make the process of writing and producing music an absolute breeze.
Music theory can be a complicated, confusing subject. But it doesn't have to be. Did you know most popular songs use just a couple of easy concepts, which once you learn make the process of writing and producing music an absolute breeze.
In this class, we're going to tackle everything you need to know about music theory to write great pieces of music. Everything from chords progressions to melodies are going to be covered so you can leave feeling confident and creative about making great music.
I highly recommend listening to this course with headphones/decent speakers. Some of the audio examples I present will be harder to hear through laptop or phone speakers.
By the end of this course, you'll have an excellent understanding of how to use Music Theory. But I'll also provide you with a tonne of information about songwriting and music production. From there, the possibilities are endless: orchestral film scores, chart-topping beats, 10-minute ballads and viral music sensations are all possible.
If you’re confused by anything we talk about in the class please feel free to ask me any questions. You can write to me on Udemy or email me.
Join me on the class and get creative.
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