I believe the most difficult thing to teach in music is how seven simple notes when combined connect us to our lives, our journey and our feelings and emotions...if you ever wanted to know how to achieve this...then watch this video. Simple yet brilliant. I would only want to add one comment...where do the seven notes actually come from? and why only seven? the answer is lost to time.
Amazing Charming Helpful I Never ever Seen like this before i really don,t have such words for You ......................... I LOVE YOUR TUTORIALS AND HAVE LEARNT MANY MORE .......
Lol. I get a kick from anyone trying to claim to teach music theory in a few minutes. I mean, it is possible to condense theory in a few minutes but to really understand how harmony and emotion entangle in order to get a melody that is marketable...takes years years years. I hate to break it to you people, but unless you're thinking of just making pop songs with a two or three-note melody, this video and all others like them are only going to be stepping stones to years of studying. Yes...you'll actually have to read...a thing called a book. For now, just memorize a basic chord progression and boom...you can make a song. I'm just posting this to give a reality check to aspiring orchestral composers that think going from nothing to watching a 10-30 minute video on music theory toot is going to make them the next John Williams. Lol...sorry, but it ain't going to happen for at least a couple years. Maybe within one year if all you do is compose. If you really want to be this guy...study religiously. Get books on orchestration and music theory; like basic textbooks used at a University. Look them up. There are so many recommendations online that you'll find your way. Good luck out there.
This is probably the best tutorial I've seen how to build your chord progression to build a story. Very very awesome video. Thank you very much! I wish I found this video some months earlier =D
Thanks Ian!! I love Cornwall! One of my best friends (and a great composer as well!!) lives there and I've visited them multiple times. Beautiful area!!
Thank you Brother. Genuine insight expressed with such passion. That makes for a great teacher and genius composer! Subscribed and looking forward for more!
Wow, thanks for it, great! I subscribe and I will have a look to your channel. I was surprised when you said (uno, cuatro, cinco), now I won't forget that 😜
Pensé que este video era exclusivo para los que compramos tu curso de composición, y lo peor en ingles, aquí por lo menos lo pongo en traducción traducción y me quedo con muy poca expectativa sobre los otros cursos que quería comprar. Así que de nada sirve comprar cursos en internet ya que todo esta en TH-cam.
Broad strokes very helpful. Without classical training, playing by ear is easier to reverse engineer with your explanations. I wonder if I can massage a note completely in Cakewalk like you do with a controller in 'Write Dynamics Like a Pro for Realistic Sounding Virtual Instruments (MIDI)' ?.. I mean, prolly can with a plugin?.. Great content.
No tienes este vídeo en Español,me se todas las escalas desde C mayor hasta la B mayor y también así con las menores pero no quiero pasar desapercibido todos tus pasos en la guía de definitiva de producción musical debido a que no se hablar Ingles gracias
Very helpful many thanks.But thinking create orchestral(epic,sad,romantic) music. Example ; How is create template? or how many violin or different inst? or etc Where to start ?
Seria bueno que pudiera hacer esto mismo en español o por lo menos los subtítulos. Seria de gran ayuda para aquello que no comprendan del todo el inglés y buscaran información como estas. saludos
Very good.. I have a question... Why 4th and 5th intervals are called "Perfect" ?.. I do not see the need. Can you call them 4th and 5th?. Anyone knows why they are called "Perfect".
@@Amatteus Just a small intro of intervals... Perfect ( 4 ,5 ) if u increase half semitone then it is said as Augmented..if u decrease haof semitone then it is said to be as Diminished...otherwise it is always as perfect 4th and perfect 5th..
@@Username.........4796 I do not get it.. Why they are not called all 7 the same. with minor or augmented when you decrease or increase half step. Why 4th and 5th have a different name ?. What is different in them?
@@Amatteus here...I think ur bit confused in intervals...In major intervals or minor intervals both 4 and 5 note are said to be perfect 👉IT IS THE RULE.. C-F = perfect 4 C-F#= aug 4 Here is the definition.. This is the rule..👍
Marc, please teach me! Unfortunately, I can't afford to buy your course, even at a discount. I have no income at all now and I am trying to realize myself in order to survive. But I love the way you teach. I'm glad I got to your channel by subscribing to your newsletters. Thanks.
Thanks for your message! No worries! I'll be posting content periodically and I hope to bring as much value as I can. Comment and ask questions to let me know what topics you're interested about! 💗🤟
@@CinematicComposing Thanks for the quick response. I don't know English that well, I myself am from western Ukraine. I am trying to learn to understand music theory as you know it. As it is known in other countries, and not like ours. I'm 29 and I think I've spent too many years in the wrong place. I want to do well now, thanks to the quarantine. In this video, you said that it takes a lot of practice to learn how to combine all these things that you said. But how exactly do I need to practice? What should I do every day and how should I do it in order to have a good result? I want to learn. Thanks!
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This is the best approach to explain music theory for beginners
I wish I found you 2yrs ago
I believe the most difficult thing to teach in music is how seven simple notes when combined connect us to our lives, our journey and our feelings and emotions...if you ever wanted to know how to achieve this...then watch this video. Simple yet brilliant. I would only want to add one comment...where do the seven notes actually come from? and why only seven? the answer is lost to time.
technically it is 7 notes if you're not counting half-steps, but 11 if you are. so one might argue the answer was in plain sight all along...
GREAT TEACHER! Some take years to teach same thing!!!!👍
Thanks Marc, this is a great explanation - I'm saving it for future reference!
Marc!! ASAP teach advance chords...reminded ..
Please like and reply dis comment those of you how are interested 😊 🙏
Im interested 💕
@@CinematicComposing Absolutely interested
Cinematic Composing me
@@CinematicComposing you are amazing, please make one on advanced chords.
You are amazing brother....God bless you...
Amazing Charming Helpful I Never ever Seen like this before i really don,t have such words for You ......................... I LOVE YOUR TUTORIALS AND HAVE LEARNT MANY MORE .......
Lol. I get a kick from anyone trying to claim to teach music theory in a few minutes. I mean, it is possible to condense theory in a few minutes but to really understand how harmony and emotion entangle in order to get a melody that is marketable...takes years years years. I hate to break it to you people, but unless you're thinking of just making pop songs with a two or three-note melody, this video and all others like them are only going to be stepping stones to years of studying. Yes...you'll actually have to read...a thing called a book. For now, just memorize a basic chord progression and boom...you can make a song. I'm just posting this to give a reality check to aspiring orchestral composers that think going from nothing to watching a 10-30 minute video on music theory toot is going to make them the next John Williams. Lol...sorry, but it ain't going to happen for at least a couple years. Maybe within one year if all you do is compose. If you really want to be this guy...study religiously. Get books on orchestration and music theory; like basic textbooks used at a University. Look them up. There are so many recommendations online that you'll find your way. Good luck out there.
If you weren't already doing what you are clearly meant to be doing Marc- you could've been a brilliant music teacher :)
This is probably the best tutorial I've seen how to build your chord progression to build a story. Very very awesome video. Thank you very much! I wish I found this video some months earlier =D
You aré a good teacher! I Will like to have a personal teacher like you. Unfortunally i live in Medellín Colombia
Mate that was awesome. Thanks. I have nearly bought one of your courses several times and not had time yet but will one day. Cheers from Cornwall UK
Thanks Ian!! I love Cornwall! One of my best friends (and a great composer as well!!) lives there and I've visited them multiple times. Beautiful area!!
Just came across this channel..... Thankyou Brother love this ❤️❤️❤️😊👍🏻
I'd like a class on the hero's journey and how to practice that on piano. I really wanna dive deeper into that. Everything @11:24 and after
Thanks for the suggestion, Jaralle! Noted and stay tuned ;)
Thanks for the class
Thank you Brother. Genuine insight expressed with such passion. That makes for a great teacher and genius composer! Subscribed and looking forward for more!
That was incredible! So MUCH info in such a short time. Thank you so much!
You channel is no short of amazing ! Thanks a lot !
Loved it, please make more videos as such, thank you
Very easy to understand i do this intuitively
Thank you so much for making this so informative and well explained!
Great video! Thanks a lot!❤
Thank you very much, very understandable and very useful lecture.
Wow, thanks for it, great! I subscribe and I will have a look to your channel.
I was surprised when you said (uno, cuatro, cinco), now I won't forget that 😜
Hola amigo soy nuevo en tu canal y estoy leyendo la guía definitiva de producción musical muchas gracias
Deberias hacer este mismo video en Español, que que los que no sabemos ingles la traduccion aveces es muy mala y traduce lo que quiere.
Excellent ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Pensé que este video era exclusivo para los que compramos tu curso de composición, y lo peor en ingles, aquí por lo menos lo pongo en traducción traducción y me quedo con muy poca expectativa sobre los otros cursos que quería comprar. Así que de nada sirve comprar cursos en internet ya que todo esta en TH-cam.
Y el canal en castellano?......me encanta lo que veo, pero no lo entiendo...... GRACIAS por la información....
Broad strokes very helpful. Without classical training, playing by ear is easier to reverse engineer with your explanations. I wonder if I can massage a note completely in Cakewalk like you do with a controller in 'Write Dynamics Like a Pro for Realistic Sounding Virtual Instruments (MIDI)' ?.. I mean, prolly can with a plugin?.. Great content.
ThanK
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very funny!!! thanks.
No tienes este vídeo en Español,me se todas las escalas desde C mayor hasta la B mayor y también así con las menores pero no quiero pasar desapercibido todos tus pasos en la guía de definitiva de producción musical debido a que no se hablar Ingles gracias
More advanced theory please!!!
I'm 99 so 10,000 hours is totally out of question! Never mind at 99 you become an expert cheater so i just use scaler 2 and EastWest orchestrator!
The harmony course isn't out yet. Make a promise, keep a promise
Very helpful many thanks.But thinking create orchestral(epic,sad,romantic) music. Example ; How is create template? or how many violin or different inst? or etc Where to start ?
Very Good
Advance theory please
I Love You bro..................
Wonderful video, see you after 10k hours. :) :p
Brilliant
Seria bueno que pudiera hacer esto mismo en español o por lo menos los subtítulos. Seria de gran ayuda para aquello que no comprendan del todo el inglés y buscaran información como estas. saludos
Sí nos vendría muy bien los vídeos subtitulados al castellano. Si pudieran sería fantástico!
Molt interessant Marc!
What app do you use for composition in your computer?
Cubase
How to create own tunes
Ezért téged fizetnek majd,vagy te fizetsz?
wow...
I love this guy
Can you teach me math?
Uno, dos, tres.... LOL
bueniiiiiisimooooo, has un video en español...por favor T-T entendí el 80% de tu video
Nice ♥
Do you guys ever get bored of chord and scale everyday all day long?
Very good.. I have a question... Why 4th and 5th intervals are called "Perfect" ?.. I do not see the need. Can you call them 4th and 5th?. Anyone knows why they are called "Perfect".
They are called perfect..coz they are same in major and minor..
@@Username.........4796 I do not understand. You have aumented and dminished wich is the same no?
@@Amatteus Just a small intro of intervals...
Perfect ( 4 ,5 ) if u increase half semitone then it is said as Augmented..if u decrease haof semitone then it is said to be as Diminished...otherwise it is always as perfect 4th and perfect 5th..
@@Username.........4796 I do not get it.. Why they are not called all 7 the same. with minor or augmented when you decrease or increase half step. Why 4th and 5th have a different name ?. What is different in them?
@@Amatteus here...I think ur bit confused in intervals...In major intervals or minor intervals both 4 and 5 note are said to be perfect 👉IT IS THE RULE..
C-F = perfect 4
C-F#= aug 4
Here is the definition..
This is the rule..👍
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Marc, please teach me! Unfortunately, I can't afford to buy your course, even at a discount. I have no income at all now and I am trying to realize myself in order to survive. But I love the way you teach. I'm glad I got to your channel by subscribing to your newsletters. Thanks.
Thanks for your message! No worries! I'll be posting content periodically and I hope to bring as much value as I can. Comment and ask questions to let me know what topics you're interested about! 💗🤟
@@CinematicComposing Thanks for the quick response. I don't know English that well, I myself am from western Ukraine. I am trying to learn to understand music theory as you know it. As it is known in other countries, and not like ours. I'm 29 and I think I've spent too many years in the wrong place. I want to do well now, thanks to the quarantine. In this video, you said that it takes a lot of practice to learn how to combine all these things that you said. But how exactly do I need to practice? What should I do every day and how should I do it in order to have a good result? I want to learn. Thanks!
Avesome
Hmm.. I hear you, but I don't hear you. Still, I hear you
A 22 minute video called “Music theory in 10 minutes”
95% music composition
5% please don't kill me in the comments