Description

You will receive:

The first section of this course will teach you the fundamentals of harmony and chord progressions.
In the second half, you’ll learn how to create great-sounding harmonies and chord progressions, as well as how to locate “that work” voicings in your own songs and make them sound more fascinating.
We’ll be sharing a lot of our specialized composing expertise and experience along the road.
You will get around 3 hours of studio time with Francois.

What you will discover:

Western Harmony Principles
Chord progression theory
Using this information to improve your chord progressions in your own creations
We will demonstrate how to create intriguing and unique chord progressions for a variety of musical genres such as house, pop, rock, rnb, blues, classic, future bass, progressive house, and many more.
We will show you numerous great sound samples, as well as a practical implementation of our theoretical frameworks.
We will thoroughly examine chord progressions in order to determine why some chord progressions just work while others do not “progressions

Who is it intended for?

This course is intended for electronic music producers; we will approach the subject from the standpoint of someone working within a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation – like Cubase, Logic Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio).
The course is intended for beginners, but it is also appropriate for experienced students because we delve into great detail after our first “basics” block is completed.

What students have to say:

“Excellent composing tutorial! I’ll be looking out more of your guys’ work.” Nathan L.’s
“Your effort has astounded me. You can tell how much time and work you put into each video/track. I just wanted to thank you for all of the helpful advice you’ve given us!”
“The first course you offered was fantastic! Please make a new one:) We adore it!” – Woy R.
“I believe your course “Producing a Modern Track from Start to Finish in Ableton” is excellent.” “was fantastic Please create additional courses in this style!” A. Eduardo
Who is this course aimed at?
This course is meant for anyone interested in learning how to create their own electronic music and come up with great chord progressions and melodies – we’ll look at it from the perspective of someone working within a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation – like Cubase, Logic Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio).
The course is intended for beginners, but expert learners can refresh their knowledge in the “basics section” and then follow along as we delve into great depth thereafter.
There is no prior expertise of music production required.
If you want to learn how to read sheet music, this course is probably not for you.