Great tip!

Thank you!

Great information. I’m learning so much

This is awesome! Thanks so much!!! What a dope awesome mum 😊❤

What a beautiful ending: for the end of the blue and for finishing the video with playing a blues with mastery. - L Original:Que bonito final: por el final del blue y por terminar el video tocando un blues con maestria.

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Such a short, wonderful and informative video from two ladies. Thank you

Great video! I used to practice guitar on my knee or my own arm during train rides. The Talent Code has been extremely helpful for my own playing (electric and classic guitar, vocals, drums, afro Brazilian instruments like the Berimbau, Atabaque and pandeiro) as well as for my capoeira training. Moreover, it was a game changer for my music students! Must read for every instructor regardless of field and profession. ✨️

What about us electronic musicians 😅

This is super useful, and really nicely put together. Thank you.

That's a madness. The possibilities are endless!!!

This is a great video but it should be titled 'Developing a melody from a motif'

9 mins to convert 2 cables, nice job.

a Piston system with good gears or the simple Tattoomashine,instead a needle i move a magnet inside the coil

These videos are extremely useful and easy to follow, I'm so grateful to have found this and I'd like to give a huge thank you to the people who created it!

a shaker Table.subwoofer(for big Signals)many many Capasitors as battery and use the vibration. you create granted much more output then inut. a vibrating Phone can be enough. take subwoofer,hit the center and mesure the create Energy of the Signal. the same power wie put in to a good Car Soundsystem can we taken now also OUT from a Subwoofer. only messsure the powerout from your car ampiphiler to the subwoofer and think rewears.so,how can you move the coil to produce somuch output.a hammer mechanic(even a Clock in a Chamber,the Tick Tack a small impulses-the step to the BELL)any type of mechanical parts,everything some create vibration,even if you sit and hit the speaker 8 hours per day as work,it,s power from vibration with help from speakers.

This was the most productive 3:37 I’ve ever had

Its perfect for beginners. Even if im a Guitar Player, analog Synth Sounds makin me really get into another World. So thats why im learning to use a Synthesizer and im happy with it:-)

Great Presentation ❤

all my 15 songs sound different from each other different melodies and harmonies in a every single one. But half are incomplete because I keep getting stuck on the pre chorus. This woman knows her craft she's great at explaining

The lesson in snark is a nice warm up 😂

Great explanation! Thanks.

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if songwriting feels overwhelming you are not doing it right... and you won't get a good result. Firstly, before any thought of craft you must LOVE the process for it's own sake... It must make YOU feel something.... don't focus too much what's missing. focus on what is great about your idea and go on a mission to support that... if you focus on what is missing you will fall flat and kill the baby... I am sorry but this woman is giving terrible advice... What you focus on grows, so if you focus on what is missing, you will just end up with a black hole where your song should have been. You will lose the spark and end up tossing it on the pile of frustrating ideas that never quite got there. That said, Yes study, yes improve your skill set, yes use analysis, but DO NOT get obsessed by what is not working..., do not use analasys to try and intellectualise your way to a result,...you will suck the emotion and feeling from what you are doing and ultimately fail... My strong advice would be to separate the processes. Learn and study while you are studying, but don't drag that mind set into the writing room. Don't think about it intellecutally, don't think about your audience, just feel your way through to serve the song, give it what it needs. What you focus on grows, so focus on what excites you, not what defeats you. I see there are two distinct parts to songwriting, which I refer to as BELCH and EDIT.... do not let the editor (analytical brain) into the room until you have belched up (or riffing in flow state) enough raw ideas to see the shape of it. Then the editor comes into the room, pick the out diamonds, adjust as needed and get to with the spit and polish. IMO you need to need 100 ideas to get one good one... so it is important to set expectations aside and allowing the fun and excitement of the flow state belch up those 100 meh ideas to get to the diamond. If you are standing like a critic over yourself, editing and picking at every idea you will never hit flow.... One of my favorite ways to lyric riff is to set up a two or three seciton loop and just record myself jam lyrically for maybe up to an hour... in that hour a lot of trash falls out, but every so often a gem drops, and I incorporate it into my riffing, once it has a place in the scheme of things, it starts to invite friends, and before you know it, magic!

What a Genius and must be blessed of God.

This is really good advice. Bravo. Seems like many 'songwriting advice' videos do not really give any concrete methodical advice. This one does and it's very good.

Good job! 👏🏾

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I am a chaplain with an MDiv., I’m already conducting emotional, grief, and spiritual assessments in a clinical setting. I also have a deep understanding of music theory and I play several instruments. Is there a quick path for someone like me to become a musical therapist?

thank you lee berk

Multiply tracks, what information is being saved...where are they being saved to?.....Can they be used on other platforms as wave files? Are they saved as separate files.....come on Berklee

4:55 What's wrong with education in berklee???? You are showing 4 triads in ROOT POSITION and talking "I have first inversion here, second inversion there". Are you trying to obfuscate things a lot?

love it Andrea!!

great explaination thx

Oh happy day, Jesus washed my sins away. Amen!

Cat meows definitely have harmonic overtones and pitch.

Thank you. I work in a smal venue that has a 3/4 piano and one of the regulars that play there wants to hear the piano REALLY loud on the monitor. This caused lots of trouble with feedback using two cindensers inside. So I switched to a Schertler contact mic attached to the soundboard in the hole farthest from the hammers. The monitors can now be much louder without any feedback but the sound needs lots of eq to sound right. I think I'll try sticking the contact mic under the piano so that I have more positioning options

Outstanding lesson! Thank you...

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This man was one of two when I auditioned at Berklee… best organ player I’ve heard!

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Great video, but you play just two octaves. How it sounds at all range of keys?

Nice.

Thanks for posting

wonderful work!! thank you so much!

Associating those jargons in a familiar things are very effective for me as I started learning sound design. Thank you for make this simple to understand

Very interesting course. I enjoyed every episode, which was very informative, and it really confirmed that I do want to go into the music business.

I just love this teaching with such knowing , its very quickly applicable .Im usually late at night after everything when the memory of a song comes , this heart warming Teacher embellishes my relish feast with my latest joy tuning my Acoustic to DADGAD.Open Tuning.