Join Tomas for a fun Music Theory course designed for Electronic Producers! Learn essential music concepts and improve your songwriting skills in a simple way.
This Music Theory course will teach you everything from scales to song writing in a chill and friendly way! Perfect for beginners who wanna get into electronic music production.
Join Successful students in Music Theory for Electronic Producers for Creating, Arranging, and Analysing Music Theory
Learning how to write and create music effectively will dramatically improve the quality of your music and the speed you create it
In this course, you will gain a deep understanding of Music Theory as well as techniques and formulas to use when creating your own electronic music. What we learn in this course can help give you more ideas for your songs and can give you options to use in your composition.Â
You'll learn the beauty and the power of music theory that's used by professionals today.Â
With over 8-hours of videos, this music course is JAM PACKED with information so you can learn you learn music theory to help you improve your songwriting and compositional skills today!
What makes me qualified to teach you?
My name is Tomas and I have a MMus Masters Degree in Music Production and a BA(Hons) Degree in Music Composition. I’m also the creator of some of the world's most popular music production courses - with over 300,000 students and thousands of 5-star reviews like these ones:
Really great teacher of music theory, taught exercises into great depth but explained exercises simply, recommend it to anyone who has never studied music theory before - Milo C.
Very useful lectures which provide me a lot of information and improve my skills dramatically. His teaching method also helps me easily to understand. Thank you so much Tomas. - Huy N.
It helps a lot, I recommend it for beginners who have never learn anything about music. The lessons are enjoyable and there's a lot of examples about composing. - Alessio P.
What is this Music Theory course all about?
This Music Theory course will cover such topics as:
• Major scales,
• Minor scales
• Major chords
• Minor chords
• Diminished chords
• Chord progressions
• Modulation
• Relative majors
• Relative minors
• Modes
• Song analyses
• Deconstructed several tracks
• Writing a song from a drum beat
• How to write a song from a chord progression
• How to write a song from a melody
• How to write melodies
• How to write harmonies
• How to work out keys and scales
• Pentatonic scales
• PDF eBook included in this course too!
• And more
What you'll learn in this course will improve your music theory skills and can also help improve your songwriting abilities in any Digital Audio Workstation!
Learn to love music theory and create electronic music with these easy-to-learn techniques!
Go ahead and click the enroll button, and we'll see you in lesson 1!
Cheers,
Tomas.
The Keyboard layout and major and minor scales
Chords and Inversions to help you write your own music from scratch!
Major and Minor chord progressions
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Hi, Tomas here. I'm a UK Music Producer, Composer, Audio Engineer and Video Maker. I've been producing and writing music for over twenty years. I have an MMus Masters Degree in Music Production and a BA (Hons) Degree in Music Composition.I really enjoy writing and producing all types of music, but I especially love teaching it online.Since 2016, I've been...
DMM was Founded by Tomas George in Early 2018.We are an online community and academy that's aimed at teaching budding artists and producers how to get the best out of what they have at home.Digital Music Masters specialises in creating practical music production content and resources for producers, songwriters, and video makers.
Music theory explained in a good way.
I like very much the way of teaching, very good examples and details to understand.
Very simple but comprehensive. I'm learning great things
I wish the songwriting section would be more planned so the instructor just has to teach what he did and I think some parts of the course are a bit too repetitive.
Overall good beginner course to music theory. Unfortunately longer than necessary.
Something I didn't like about this course was the repetition over and over and over again. I take notes. So, I really don't need to hear the same thing over and over again. It's just such a waste of time. This also made me feel like Tomas didn't really think about a good structure for the course. He seemed to be bogged down every now and then. It seemed like he just sat down and hit record without having any plan. Just keep it short and on point and prepare the lesson before you start recording.
Another thing that really bothered me was that Tomas counts the semitones in a wrong way. One semitone up means going up a half step and not staying on the note like Tomas teaches for the first count. He says going up 5 semitones, then 4 to get a major chord while starting your first count on the base note. That's just wrong. If I count 5 and 4 semitones the right way I would get C - F - A instead of the correct notes C - E - G. So, the correct numbers to remember are 4 and 3 to get the major chord, as well as 3 and 4 for the minor chord. Please use the correct semantics!
The last thing that was a bit annoying was that his face was covering parts of what he was showing. It's enough to have a voice in the background. There doesn't have to be someone to look at all the time.
I don't wanna be just criticising. So, here is what I liked:
- the different patterns for getting major and minor scales and chords
- the patterns for the different chords in the major and minor scales
- Tomas' passion for teaching
- keeping it simple
- showing examples
- showing the whole process of writing drums, bass and pads as well as their arrangement
All in all I would still recomment this course especially to total beginners who want to learn more about music theory and why it's important to know.
The version of Ableton used is quite dated (Ableton 9, I believe), and so a lot of the music theory tools and features for Electronic Producers now in Ableton 11/12 (pretty much all DAWs now) were missing. It was fair enough as a general beginning music theory course. But it lacks integrated information about the tools Electronic Producers have available in Ableton and other DAWs now.
Best Music Theory Course you can get in this Planet. Well Done.
It was very good
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Thorleif D.
very cool seeing someone this young know so much about music theory. love the course so far.