Learn what you really need to compose music: easy and fast
What you'll learn
How to create simple and complex rhythms
The origin of musical notes and their relationship
Create and identify musical scales
Intervals, chords, inversions and progressions
Extended chords and nomenclatures
Create different types of interesting melodies
How to start a composition from scratch
Requirements
Basic knowledge of a music production software (DAW)
Description
Forget about sheet music, complicated names, and confusing theory.In this course, you'll focus on learning what you really need from music theory to produce music easily and quickly.No detours, no unnecessary theory, no convoluted or extremely complex concepts that you'll never use.You don't need prior knowledge, the ability to play an instrument, or even have one. All you need is your favorite music production software and a strong desire to learn.You will learn the truly important fundamentals you need to compose all types of modern music, like Hip-Hop, Reggaeton, Trap, Dancehall, House, Tech House, Deep House, Tropical House, Techno, Minimal Techno, Melodic Techno, Trance, Psytrance, Dubstep, Future Bass, Drum & Bass, Chillout, Lofi Hip Hop, Pop, K-Pop, Rock, Metal, other electronic music styles, and much more.Even if your goal is to produce classic styles like cumbia, salsa, merengue, and others, this course will be extremely useful for you as well.You will start by understanding rhythm, how it's constructed, the basic properties of sound, and musical notes. Then you'll move on to musical scales and chord creation. Next, chord progressions, extended chords, modal and exotic scales, and melody creation. There are various practical exercises with real-life cases and quizzes to help reinforce everything you've learned throughout the course.From the very first episodes, you'll be able to create your first rhythms, beats, and melodies.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introducción
Section 2: Rhythm
Lecture 2 BPM, Bars, Beats and Steps
Lecture 3 Time signature
Lecture 4 Practice 1: Creating Urban Rhythm
Lecture 5 Practice 2: Creating an EDM Beat
Lecture 6 Double Tempo Composition
Lecture 7 Artificial and exotic divisions
Lecture 8 Polyrhythm
Section 3: Properties of Sound
Lecture 9 Amplitude and Velocity
Lecture 10 Frequency
Lecture 11 Timbre
Section 4: Musical Notes and Scales
Lecture 12 Musical notes
Lecture 13 Semitones
Lecture 14 Musical Scales
Lecture 15 Major Scale
Lecture 16 Minor Scale
Section 5: Degrees, Intervals and Chords
Lecture 17 Degrees and Intervals
Lecture 18 Basic Chords
Lecture 19 Chord Inversions
Lecture 20 Chord Names
Lecture 21 Extended Chords 1
Lecture 22 Extended Chords 2
Lecture 23 Modal Scales or Modes
Lecture 24 Exotic or alternative scales
Lecture 25 Dissonances
Lecture 26 Practice 3: Chord Progressions
Lecture 27 Practice 4: Bass Lines
Lecture 28 Arpeggios and Arpeggiators
Lecture 29 Swing or Groove
Lecture 30 Call and Response
Lecture 31 Practice 5: Creating Melodies
Beginner Musicians,Music Producers,Beatmakers,DJs,Music enthusiasts

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