Music Theory

[killertomatoism]

I think a full video just on music theory'd be amazing, just on scales, rhythms, how to use sounds together effectively and all that jazz, I find the hardest part of making a track is actually coming up with melodies etc...

[MnilinM]

I think you'll also find that music theory can't really be taught in one video LoL. Even 7 days wouldn't be enough to cover everything you'd need to know to make heads or tails of it...

Though I'd like to see how Dave would tackle the subject, this is a pretty tall order.

In the meanwhile, here's the best I've found so far: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL ... ature=plcp

[killertomatoism]

In the meanwhile, here's the best I've found so far: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL ... ature=plcp

Just the look of him tells me I'll be watching all of these videos. Thanks.

[Rmonik]

Eh. His music theory is quite classic. I found a great guide but it's in dutch :/

[izotonik]

music theory adapted to computer production. notes on a piano roll.. not on the staff!! all the possible and most amazing combos

[Rmonik]

The possibilities are pretty much the same though

[MnilinM]

Yeah it's more of a classical sense but nothing says you can't apply it in any way you want.

[DJ Nizmo]

music theory adapted to computer production. notes on a piano roll.. not on the staff!! all the possible and most amazing combos

You can actually do it in Cubase using the score editor, just like any other piece of sheet music, once done in the score editor it appears in the piano roll, if anyone uses cubase, next time you load it up and create a melody have a look at it in the score editor, actually quite interesting, even though I hate music theory

[runemopar]

Rmonik, can you PM me the guide? If the information is good I know people who would translate it for me

[DJ Nizmo]

Rmonik, can you PM me the guide? If the information is good I know people who would translate it for me

Google Translate? Would that not work? lol