Another very helpful video. At the risk of being more confusing, I'd suggest that you also mention that moving around the 'Circle' is about moving in ASCENDING Fifths (clockwise) and ASCENDING Fourths (anticlockwise); the direction is important, particularly when noting that some folks may not quite make the distinction... and some may look 'backwards' at the anticlockwise 'counting'. Pedantic maybe.. but, y'know... 😁
I have been trying to understand music theory for ages, and your channel literally changed everything. Can't get enough with writing down and drawing circles now... Every tiny piece of information here is a goldmine! Thank you, i deeply hope your channel gets way more attention as time goes by. Sharing your videos with my friends rn.
Mike, you've arrived where all aspiring musicians need to be. And you share your knowledge without obfuscation of archaic musical nomenclature. We thank you!
It all just seems like Greek to me... 🤯😭🤔 I can sight read music, but i memorize by ear, and i don't understand much of theory. I am going to study all your videos and hope i can finally understand it.
I had the same issue. Start small and work your way up. Step one learn basic notes step two learn how the notes be come chords step three learn scales then turn scales into chord progression. Everything I just listed can be google but use this order. This should take you down a long rabbit hole.
Music is a beautiful thing, both to the ear and visually, as you explain. It is both geometrical and mathematical: the pitches were achieved mathematically. Do you have a video that explains how pitches came about?
Mike, what would be very useful is a physical wheel that you could turn the discs to align keys, chords and progressions. Thanks for these tutorials, Gianni❤
You know, with that tilted down camera angle and a consequential foreshortening effect, it kinda makes your forearms look like a t-rex. I'm not sure how that relates to music, but i found it interesting.
Hi, what is the recommended order to watch your playlists in? Are there any of your other videos that are not in the playlists that you think I should watch while going through each playlist? Thank you!
Most of these TH-cam teachers feel like they are tricking me into learning Spanish literature by telling me they're gonna teach me Spanish. I feel like this is the only page that actually makes things simple enough for it to enter into my brain.
@@mikegeorge360 most ppl apply color theory to music theory chromatically, but i think applying it by the circle of fifths makes more sense. i watch music theory videos all the time, and yours is the first i've found to use the same color coding as i do. this way is interesting bc it makes all the black keys literally 'blues notes'. loving the validation, thank you
I can't pay 36 bucks to join locals yearly without understanding more clearly what I'm trying to buy. I have questions about the "color system". Can I send you and email question? All your links lead to pay walls. You need to provide more information about what you're selling. IMHO I think I want to get involved in this but I want to know how it works.
i hate people who say "most people dont understand x" when you have no way of knowing that. you are always wrong when you assume and im not going to be lectured by someone who is wrong in their intro! dropped!
Don't start with this video, click on the channel and look for something more foundational and suitable for your current level of musical understanding!
They’re very useful now. I’m teaching guitar to a friend and his ability jumped way ahead with just this and me telling him to stop playing with his eyes and use his ears. Now his intonation is much improved and his music isn’t just meandering.
Quite possibly the best music theory video I've ever seen. Thank you! And keep up the great work!
What an absolutely superlative video lesson! Thanks so much; I will be revisiting this goldmine of ideas many times.
Another very helpful video. At the risk of being more confusing, I'd suggest that you also mention that moving around the 'Circle' is about moving in ASCENDING Fifths (clockwise) and ASCENDING Fourths (anticlockwise); the direction is important, particularly when noting that some folks may not quite make the distinction... and some may look 'backwards' at the anticlockwise 'counting'. Pedantic maybe.. but, y'know... 😁
Thank You For Saying Thank You! ✨️✨️✨️🙂
Excellent Video. 🎶🎶🎼
Outstanding presentation and information
I have been trying to understand music theory for ages, and your channel literally changed everything. Can't get enough with writing down and drawing circles now... Every tiny piece of information here is a goldmine! Thank you, i deeply hope your channel gets way more attention as time goes by. Sharing your videos with my friends rn.
Wow! Thank you so much for doing God's job in Music.
Thank you. Music is a beautiful thing.
It would be nice if you could recommend a specific order to watch and learn these videos. I haven't seen anywhere this is mentioned.
Mike, you've arrived where all aspiring musicians need to be. And you share your knowledge without obfuscation of archaic musical nomenclature. We thank you!
Woah, thats really cool! With videos like these I still don't know why your channel doesn't have more views
Thank you, Nikola - I’m glad this video is helpful!
It all just seems like Greek to me... 🤯😭🤔
I can sight read music, but i memorize by ear, and i don't understand much of theory. I am going to study all your videos and hope i can finally understand it.
I had the same issue. Start small and work your way up. Step one learn basic notes step two learn how the notes be come chords step three learn scales then turn scales into chord progression. Everything I just listed can be google but use this order. This should take you down a long rabbit hole.
Music is a beautiful thing, both to the ear and visually, as you explain. It is both geometrical and mathematical: the pitches were achieved mathematically. Do you have a video that explains how pitches came about?
Gorgeous (and crazily useful) illustration..!! :)
A musician's mandala worthy of contemplating deeply! 😊🤙🏄☘
Yes! Music is an intricately beautiful thing.
YES.
I finally got it. thx! :-D
Does anyone know
where to purchase this circle diagram
in an app?
Mike, what would be very useful is a physical wheel that you could turn the discs to align keys, chords and progressions.
Thanks for these tutorials,
Gianni❤
They're available online, but after a while you just end up memorising the entire thing out of necessity
You know, with that tilted down camera angle and a consequential foreshortening effect, it kinda makes your forearms look like a t-rex. I'm not sure how that relates to music, but i found it interesting.
Hi, what is the recommended order to watch your playlists in? Are there any of your other videos that are not in the playlists that you think I should watch while going through each playlist? Thank you!
Amazing video Mike. Thank you so much!
Cheers.
YES! Close to the Edge, preferably side two
Apelmaza con el cuadrado de sextas.
🤯🤯🤯 Where are the beginner videos? Lol
hi do you have all this images for download on members area thanks
Thank you for sharing, I love your videos
🤘🤘
fantastic video, but I don't get it why you use circles and squares?
To distinguish between every note by sight, whether there is a letter, number, symbol, or is blank
1:08 why is D E F# not F ?
Have you ever explained why your circles of thirds are always decidedly non-circular? Is there something that its oddly bent shape is meant to convey?
I feel it’s because circle thirds create harmony which needs tension to allow harmony to be created.
Looks like astrology
Most of these TH-cam teachers feel like they are tricking me into learning Spanish literature by telling me they're gonna teach me Spanish.
I feel like this is the only page that actually makes things simple enough for it to enter into my brain.
Beautiful. Loved the video.
Thank you.
Me gusta! 👍
Excellent tutorial
how did you color your bass fretboard?
Fretboard labels, using the color pattern of theory. 🤘
@@mikegeorge360 most ppl apply color theory to music theory chromatically, but i think applying it by the circle of fifths makes more sense. i watch music theory videos all the time, and yours is the first i've found to use the same color coding as i do. this way is interesting bc it makes all the black keys literally 'blues notes'. loving the validation, thank you
Why is the circle of thirds not drawn as a circle and in that peculiar shape?
its a flower
Yes. 🤘
I can't pay 36 bucks to join locals yearly without understanding more clearly what I'm trying to buy. I have questions about the "color system". Can I send you and email question? All your links lead to pay walls. You need to provide more information about what you're selling. IMHO I think I want to get involved in this but I want to know how it works.
i hate people who say "most people dont understand x" when you have no way of knowing that. you are always wrong when you assume and im not going to be lectured by someone who is wrong in their intro! dropped!
I love how he says he explains things slower and more in depth in other videos yea ok fucker
Sorry mate you trying to do to mutch in to short a time
Don't start with this video, click on the channel and look for something more foundational and suitable for your current level of musical understanding!
You are quite right in that I should start with something more to my level,so thank you for your reply 🙏 😊
I’m sorry but I just imagine this being much more useful hundreds of years ago when then church’s owned all of the music maybe
They’re very useful now. I’m teaching guitar to a friend and his ability jumped way ahead with just this and me telling him to stop playing with his eyes and use his ears. Now his intonation is much improved and his music isn’t just meandering.
You must be a genius musician yourself. Point me to your videos, please.