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The Clarinet Is A Unique Instrument To Use When Orchestrating. Here's Why.
The design, evolution and range of the clarinet make it a fascinating instrument to play and score with. Here, Thomas Goss shows you exactly why that is the case.
Here's Why The Flute Is The Most Expressive Wind Instrument
The flute's unique design makes it incredibly expressive even for a woodwind instrument. In this short video, Thomas Goss explains why, and how you can turn it to your advantage.
Steinberg Dorico 2.2 Update Expands Scoring Capabilities in Media Music and Jazz
Dorico 2 now includes real-time MIDI recording, an overhauled MIDI transcription engine, new features for media musicians and jazz, and dozens of other improvements across the whole application.
Learn 5 Finger Patterns And Other Pro Keyboard Techniques With Jordan Rudess
Jordan Rudess shares some of his performance and warm-up secrets in this video - it's invaluable advice for keyboard players of all skill levels.
Mixed In Key Announces Captain Plugins 2.0: New Chord Progression layouts, Strum, & Swing
Captain Chords 2.0 from Mixed In Key adds greater features, tools and workflows for music composers and producers, always with an eye on bring music theory to the masses.
Isotonik Studios Melody Sauce Generates Melodic Phrases As MIDI In Ableton Live
MelodySauce from EvaBeat is a Max For Live (M4L) device that generates melodic phrases as MIDI. It's ideal for exploring and experimenting with different creative melodic directions in Ableton Live.
Music Theory: How To Recognise Musical Phrases By Their Rhythmic Pattern
Ear training is crucial to becoming a better player and producer. Here, Gregg Fine explains how to listen to the rhythm and phrasing of musical parts to better understand them.
The Beatles Chord Sequences: Understanding How They Wrote Songs
The Beatles pioneered the use of chord sequences that came to define popular music. In this short video, Matt Freiman reveals how they did it - and its simplicity may surprise you.
Watch Songwriting Secrets Of The Beatles: Chords & Progressions Revealed
In this short video, Scott Freiman explains how the Beatles' approach to chord changes and song structure makes for great pop music. Dive in now to find out how they did it!
Practical Music Theory: Comping and Accompaniment
Different techniques for voicing and playing chords can radically change the way a piece of music sounds. Matt Vanacoro shares 5 pro tips for better accompaniment.
Music Theory: How Displacement Technique Can Help You Compose & Play More Interesting Music
By understanding this simple but seldom-discussed rhythmic technique you can take simple musical parts and make them more interesting. Jordan Rudess shows you how.
Music Theory: Using Drones and Common Tones
Here's how using different kinds of common tones - additional notes held as part of a chord - can add an extra quality to your playing and go beyond simple chord structures.
Analog To Digital Conversion Explained In One Minute
Whenever you record, your audio goes through an analog to digital conversion process. But what does that actually involve? Joe Albano explains in this bite-sized video from the Audiopedia series.
Music Theory: 4 Concepts to Consider When Creating A Chord Chart
In the latest in his series on music theory essentials, Matt Vanacoro gives you some pointers on how best to put together a chord chart for you and those you are working with.
Practicing For Musicians 201: Continuity and Speed
In the second part of his series on practicing for musicians, Matt Vanacoro discusses the importance of understanding speed, consistency and routine to help you improve your playing skills.
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