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The Rhythm of Dubstep: How it Works

The Rhythm of Dubstep: How it Works

by Alexander Poe | Jun 22, 2016 | Genres, Rhythm, Tempo

Find out what characterises the Dubstep electronic music genre. Hear six examples of tracks which demonstrate the tempo and rhythm patterns of dubstep.

Bassline or Melody? Four ways to hear the difference

Bassline or Melody? Four ways to hear the difference

by Andrew Bishko | Jun 16, 2016 | Melodies, Active Listening, Timbre

Melody and the bassline are similar in some ways and sometimes easy to confuse. Fortunately there are some differences too. Learn 4 ways to tell them apart.

Developing Your Rhythmic Ears

Developing Your Rhythmic Ears

by Alexander Poe | Jun 15, 2016 | Rhythm, Jazz

Rhythm is the most essential musical element. Honing our rhythmic perception gives us greater enjoyment and clarity as we create and listen to music.

Discovering Minor Chord Progressions: Minor Scale Basics

Discovering Minor Chord Progressions: Minor Scale Basics

by Sabrina Peña Young | Jun 14, 2016 | Chord Progressions, Music Theory

To write your own scary movie soundtrack or add variation to your compositions using minor key you’ll need to know about minor scales and chords. Master the basics here.

Musicality means… Clapping in time

Musicality means… Clapping in time

by Musical U Team | Jun 9, 2016 | Musicality, Tempo | 1 comment

Clapping in time might seem like child’s play, but actually demonstrates your inner sense of rhythm. Learn more about clapping in time and musicality.

Chord Ear Training 101

Chord Ear Training 101

by Andrew Bishko | Jun 9, 2016 | Chords, 3 Chord Songs, 4 Chord Songs, Jazz

Learn to play the most common chords and chord progressions by ear and find out how they are used in a variety of genres – rock, jazz, and classical.

How to Define Your Own Signature Sound

How to Define Your Own Signature Sound

by Alexander Poe | Jun 8, 2016 | Timbre, Band, Planning and Goals, Song Writing

In a virtual world of infinite sonic access, how can you define your own signature sound? Learn your own lessons from bands that celebrate their uniqueness.

Finding the Tonic in Minor Keys, Part Two

Finding the Tonic in Minor Keys, Part Two

by Ramona Cojocaru | Jun 7, 2016 | Solfa, Scales

Time to practice finding the tonic in minor melodies with these real music examples. Also, get some helpful tips on how to avoid the four common pitfalls.

Hearing Tone, Timbre, and Texture

Hearing Tone, Timbre, and Texture

by Christopher Sutton | Jun 2, 2016 | Timbre, Active Listening

Tone, timbre and texture are three powerful and universal concepts in music but often misunderstood. Learn the definitions and how to hear them.

Finding the Tonic in Minor Keys

Finding the Tonic in Minor Keys

by Ramona Cojocaru | Jun 1, 2016 | Solfa, Scales

Finding the tonic of a melody is the first step to transcribing, solfa and understanding musical form. Minor keys add a few twists and turns to the process.

Tension and Release in Music

Tension and Release in Music

by Musical U Team | May 31, 2016 | Song Writing, General, Melodies, Practice | 1 comment

Tension in music is a natural occurrence. Building emotion and a subsequent resolve helps listeners connect with a song. Learn how to make it work for you.

How to Recognize Different Types of Synthesis

How to Recognize Different Types of Synthesis

by Alexander Poe | May 25, 2016 | Audio Effects, Active Listening

Explore the different types of synthesis, how to generate them and include them in your musical creations. With demo samples and real tracks as examples.

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