SYNTHiC4TE | June 24 2016 | 1.69 GB
DAW Music Theory: Chords is a new 10-part Music Theory course from ADSR that is specifically geared for electronic music production. It pushes the boundary of conventional music theory practices into the world of modern production.
In just over one hour learn how to easily and effectively create any type of chord without having to learn scales and chord shapes. Drawing on his years of experience, Echo Sound Works presents an intuitive and easy to follow numeric system that will allow you to create any chord in any DAW.
Course Overview
Have you ever struggled to lay down chords that truly express the mood and meaning of your melodies and top lines?
In just over 60 minutes you will break down the skills, knowledge and techniques you need to choose the right chords and write more dynamic chord progressions!
Whether you’re using Logic, Live, Cubase, or some other DAW; if you’re a total newbie or you just want to fill some gaps in your musical education, the techniques you’ll learn in this course have been developed to help you make better, more creative chord choices.
It’s safe to say the DAW didn’t exist when Music Theory came to be a study. It’s also safe to say that music theory purists frown upon producers, DJ’s or musicians who may not know how to play an instrument or who aren’t classically trained. In reality, the DAW offers unlimited potential and new ways to approach music production. It can even make it easier for those of us who aren’t classically trained, to share our talent and ideas.
That said, there’s no doubt that a good understanding of music theory can go a long way towards helping you explore different musical options and find the right scales, chords and sounds to make the music your hear in your head.
DAW Music Theory: Chords puts this knowledge into context so you can benefit from ‘classical’ music theory in a way that’s most relevant to your craft.
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