With all the stuff I've been trying to learn about polyrhythms, all it took was a simple visual to help me understand it Why do 99% of the tutorials have to over complicate everything? (Yeah, I'm posting this here in my "Music Theory" folder for future reference) ๐ฌ
Need some music theory help... I know about tuplets, divisions and polyrhythm, etc... but the heck is this? How does it work?
I really need to work on my sight-readinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAh2XhAY9BA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdXdGauyJyw posting this for future reference : D
In music theory, is there a difference between negative harmony and borrowed chords?Or is it the same thing?
Found this pretty cool resource for music theory and thought I'd sharehttp://openmusictheory.com/ And also post here for my own future reference.... Again ๐ถ
Sound design, timbre and harmonic series: Another music theory post for further reference Sound design and timbre is still way to advanced for me at this point, but I'm posting it here for later ๐ฌ (I really love the "Collections" feature that SW recently added, and this is how...See More ยป
Random post about music theory for my own future reference I been learning some stuff about something called "set theory" and its blowing my mind omg, I still got a lot more to understand, but this has already helped me understand so much other stuff about music like why cadences work etc Also...See More ยป
Music theory: does anyone know if there is a difference between a "compound interval" and an "interval inversion"?Or are they basically the same thing?
Music theory question about intervals?I feel kinda ashamed about asking this question ๐ ๐ but what is the interval between E4-F4? and B4-C5? Is it a major 2nd? Or is there more to it? (because B# is the same as Cb and E# is the same as Fb??) (I'm a n00b, plz be gentle senpais)...See More ยป
Music theory question: does anyone know what these diagrams are and what they're used for? I keep seeing them around while researching music theory stuff on the net, Especially when looking up chords It looks like it could be useful ๐ค
I think I may have figured out the answer too my last music theory questionIt's called a "section" ... Maybe? I think? I dunno, but yeah, I'm sharing because it got me all excited and buzzed : D
Music theory and form question: In music form, what are those blocks with the letters in them called? Is there an actual name for them? Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm still a noob ๐ Edit** I think I figured it out, I think it's called a section? Maybe? I dunno
Music theory question: how do you use cadences with modes?I tried using the cadences you use for major and minor scales but is sounds incomplete
I need help with music theory againApart from fugues, rounds, canons and counterpoint what other types of polyphony is there? If any? Edit (also, I am a noob. plz b gentle, senpais ) ๐ฉ
I need your help with music theory againOkay, how do I word this... Periods, phrases, cells, movements... What subject does this fall under? I wanna research more about this type of thing in music theory and I wanna know how these things fall into place with each other but I don't know...See More ยป
In music theory, is there a difference between a cell and a bar?Or are they basically the same thing?
Music theory question: what's the difference between a time signature and a time division? Or are the same thing?I bought some tutorials, and one vid talks about time signatures and the next vid talks about time divisions... its part of the same video set n everything, I has a confusion ๐ค