the tool every producer needs (music theory pt. 4!)

[@Taetro]

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[@deeystudio]

from million of views in the first video to only 52k view. kudos to all of us who've made it this far. And thank you so much for these videos. 🔥🔥🔥

[@marty5254]

Facts, the ones who prevail have a shot. That goes for anything in life!

[@deeystudio]

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[@drakewright6403]

Bought a $200 course n this is already way more informational

[@Taetro]

Yup hopefully you can get your refund!!

[@RekoTheProducer]

I recommend every new producer I meet to your series, you helped a lot of us so much and I can never thank you enough for your help

[@Taetro]

Really appreciate it Reko!!! Thank you!

[@sparklygrungy]

Thank you so much for the video! I watched it 2 times. I watched it for the first time a month ago and I didn't fully understand, but after I practiced and understood more about chord progressions in the past month I watched it again, now everything makes perfect sense! And it's exactly what I needed at this stage of learning. Thank you~~

[@Taetro]

Yes!!! That’s how it goes. Good work :)

[@GourlieRecords]

Great tips! I usually never sit down with the intent to learn another song, but something I like doing to practice playing in a certain key is messing with chord progressions and see if I stumble across a familiar tune. Then I try to construct the various parts. Great way to not only practice the chords in a key but also a great way to uncover some unique progressions and deconstruct transitions to B sections, which a lot of producers seem to ignore when duplicating the same 8 bar loops.

[@ZvonimirPalac]

Thank you for amazing series, when I heard that vi IV I progression ( Am F C ) you played, I immediately heard Sam Smith - Stay with me, then I googled that song progression and turned out to be right progression and right key. Such an amazing feeling :D

[@kingsleyabrokwah3930]

Those paintings are getting really good! Fantastic lessons as well. You make these concepts so digestible!

[@babymmune]

You are such an amazing teacher, it blows my mind. Thank u so much. I've really appreciated the whole series 🙏🏾❤️

[@63phillip]

Your music theory teaching is easy to understand thanks.

[@willylowe1548]

Just started watching the series today and got caught up, its already helped me a ton with making music thank you so much for making this its very informative and easy to follow. Without this I'd definitely be more lost in music theory and production these videos have helped a ton!

[@blessa5739]

Really appreciate for this series! Thank you.

[@Taetro]

Glad you like them!

[@benjaminlaprise6623]

Thank you for taking the time to explain this to beginners. I learn a lot at each of your theory videos. 👌👌👌

[@Taetro]

Happy to hear that!

[@_mickmccarthy]

Really looking forward to your rhythm video! On the suggestion for the final video (though I hope you continue dropping little theory videos here and there!), I'd love to hear your thoughts on how to manage building out the different layers (as in melody, harmony, bass etc.) and how much the latter layers should be driven by what's already laid down. I tend to stick with harmony first which gives me a nice guide for some strong notes to use in the melody, but I think I'm possibly constraining myself a bit too much by doing so. Anyway, long rambly comment aside, keep up the great work. Thoroughly enjoying the series!

[@Taetro]

That’s a good suggestion!! Traditionally it’d be called ‘orchestration’ but I’ll need to find a better term for it in this modern context

[@_mickmccarthy]

@@Taetro Ah that's the term I was looking for! Honestly I think sometimes the hardest part about learning is trying to figure out the question you want to ask! Thanks for your response, have a great day!

[@snowflakesandstars]

You're an awesome teacher and the contents / topics you cover are pure gold! Thank you!

[@yahnnyalido4203]

as always another fantastic video taetro! love the halloween vibes back there!!

[@Taetro]

thanks yahnny!! 🎃

[@ironsimonx4221]

Great, thank you so much for the Continent

[@randomizednamme]

The Functional Ear Training app is really good, learned to hear major intervals in like 2 days after years of failing. It will play a note and then the resolution to the root and somehow it really helps it stick.

[@bingers_tv]

Thanks for the recommendation. I was literally just looking for an ear training app 👍

[@flrn84791]

Last episode after rhythm should definitely be about improvising! :D

[@elykorihb]

wow this was increidble taetro, and for the ear training resource THANK YOU! So I know we’ve discussed major keys throughout the series, but i’m assuming the principles of what we’re talking about in general, applies to minor keys (whwwhww) as well? but ofc with it’s own set of patterns, common progressions, different set of roman numerals, etc, but the ideas r the same?

[@lukatavernier271]

The trick of referring to well known melodies (e.g. Star Wars, Jaws, ...) really IS working. Do you have some of those melodies for the other intervals ? I feel like I'm lost without such a reference point...

[@Hawtrick]

I love this channel

[@ChiragR-007]

Thank you so much,this solved my queries,helps a lot

[@savx591]

Teoria is such a find!! Thank you for the tip :)

[@sunny99179]

lol this website is so cool! my midi was suposed to arrive today but it did not..so i will wait it arrive for me test this website; thank you

[@thushyanthanhype]

Arrived?

[@steak820]

How are you able to jump from one chord to another without progressing up all the chords in the scale? How can you learn where a chord at the end of the scale is when you are at the start?

[@AngryBrother360]

I know I'm years late in this response, coming in!. He is a gifted teacher, which is uncommon!. I would be interested in seeing a video from Taetro on the theory and use of the circle of fifths!. Most music teachers have a problem conveying this subject!. 💯🎯

[@gem3778]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge :)

[@Royalkeysbeats-cl3jy]

thank you for sharing with us😁

[@karmalifestyle]

Thanks a lot for sharing this great music education 💯

[@cloudydaze2542]

Crazy how well my ears are trained already

[@wesrosner]

Awesome bro. Love the decor and this 4 part series. Perfect pace for me 🧟🧟

[@lalystar4230]

heh.. the first minor second interval (c-c#) you played gave me jaws vibes, the second minor interval (f-f#) gave me more of new world symphony vibes due to the keys actually being closer to those two specific works, but eh, music nerd here, not really sure why i'm watching these videos, other than finding them entertaining and finding you super relaxing and enjoyable to watch

[@shelbycatalano4686]

This was so great, thank you! I'll hear songs and go "That's the exact same tune/notes as X song!" but I hadn't transferred that into chord progressions or the fundamentals about scales. It's definitely a muscle to flex as mine is largely unpolished but I'm optimistic with my already okay ear it'll get honed.

[@DieterVanHolder]

Very useful again, thank you

[@ditcherwaker]

Another fantastic video on theory :D, love the vibes and the series. Really looking forward the rhythm video! I have a suggestion maybe Im asking this poorly, but it would be cool that last video could be about layering music ideas (I know many melodies happening at the same time) the call and response and all that with other instruments and stuff in the track.

[@theristichannel]

Thank you so much master✨

[@DIORRIO]

This is something i really need ty

[@Taetro]

Yea!!

[@androidemulator6952]

Thanks again, Taetro ! :) :)

[@Taetro]

so glad you're working through the series!! keep going!

[@RPG_Bliss]

Wow. You made so much sense. Ty

[@owizlo]

thinking about a final vid, making the concept of "modes" as easily understood as your previous videos... might really make some of these production gods hehe.

[@sam___who7382]

Man I love your videos it never was that easy to understand that🔥😆

[@MrWonderMusic]

Thanks from Sweden 🇸🇪💐

[@_on-sight_]

you are the bomb bro❤‼️.

[@Taetro]

no you are

[@elcaa2064]

but where can i learn all these intervals?? like every of them

[@Benji_808]

Thanks bro

[@Taetro]

thank you!

[@VinceCreates]

Another great video that puts music theory more clearly out there ! The song I like to reference to for the octave interval is Funkytown - that bass line going C-C then up to the fifth G-G, and walks down to the 1st by octaves, very fun and everyone knows it (shrek 2 song haha)

[@Mindmast3ry]

thank you

[@fedeciapi]

thanks!

[@yodakkay]

6-4-1 sounds just like stay with me by sam smith this method really works

[@Taetro]

Nicely done!

[@UniversalTwins1111]

Wow. You are awesome for taking the time to both create these videos and openly share your take on music theory with us. Thank you! As an Auditory / Kinesthetic learner, may I make one gentle request? It would help my kind a great deal if you ever felt so inclined as to lower the decibel levels on your instrumental track (that is, “duck” it below your vocal track). As it right now, both levels compete (in my personal experience) and makes it harder to assimilate what you are teaching. Since my audio loving brain wants to focus the pretty music while fighting itself because it also wishes to learn the lesson being imparted by your words. Lowering the soundtrack volume would tremendously help us in focusing on your lesson even more. Hoping you receive this with the immense level gratitude intended in it! Thanks again for creating these videos. We truly appreciate you!!!

[@iamchimmy001]

4th day of learning❤

[@Taetro]

nice!!

[@SRC503]

How long have you been playing piano

[@waks9829]

It hurts my brain

[@felixzhang6449]

Great video, and could someone tell me which keyboard he is using?

[@Taetro]

launchkey 37!

[@discolimonade92]

I'm watching everything like you said taetro! And waiting on my damn laptop...

[@mustard3575]

what kind of controller thing is that?

[@ElSoLoOjo2k]

🔥

[@__Rizzler__]

Yaaaay

[@salaam76]

Iam still learning how to recognize the keys without labeling them slowly but surely Iam getting there

[@Taetro]

I recommend taking off the labels so you are forced to memorize!

[@dergoathighscore170]

What did you actually studied? Seems like u studied music.

[@Audio_Fetus]

hellooooo

[@Nice-music585]

[@quimfrazao3393]

Ik vouw papier kan niet zeggen dat jij meer vouwt

[@ritzchax]

This series is pure Gold :) Bdw are you a teacher by profession? Since you mentioned the school part thats why i was curious haha ! Also would really love to get a series dedicated on Mixing and Mastering from you that would help a-lot of people in this community :) By any chance do you give private lessons? if yes please do let me know. Cant thank you enough, really grateful for this whole series God Bless, cheers :) @taetro