Learning Is Not Linear
In a classroom setting, teachers must trust that a student’s learning process will take a variety of paths, almost none of them being linear.
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4 Ways Electronic Music Can Be Used in Music Education
This post highlights some ways that electronic music can be brought into the classroom to help students explore new creative territories.
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How Secondary Dominants Can Make Your Chord Progressions Less Boring
It’s not hard to break out of predictable chord patterns with a new mindset on harmony, and a bit of easy help from secondary dominants, too.
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How to Make Chords From Scales
Learning to read or write music? Here’s a quick guide to making chords within the various scales and modes you might encounter in music theory.
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How Do Key Signatures Work?
Learning to read or write music? Here’s a quick-yet-deep primer on how key signatures work across major, minor, modal, blues and other tonalities.
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Ableton’s Dennis Desantis: Learning Music Production and Solving Creative Problems
In this interview with Ableton’s Dennis Desantis, we explore the concept of learning online, how hands-on and personal electronic music is, and much more.
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LANDR vs. eMastered: Which Automated Mastering Service Is Best for You?
Automated mastering opens a lot of doors for artists on a budget, we’ve compared the two major services to see which is best.
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Soundfly’s Guide to Learning Things Online: Introduction
Learning things online can be a frustrating experience. Here’s a free guide to help you learn skills deeper, retain information longer, and not waste time.
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Soundfly’s Guide to Learning Things Online: 1. Common Mistakes
Learning things online can be a frustrating experience. Here’s a free guide to help you learn skills deeper, retain information longer, and not waste time.
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Soundfly’s Guide to Learning Things Online: 2. Tips for Getting More out of a Course
Learning things online can be a frustrating experience. Here’s a free guide to help you learn skills deeper, retain information longer, and not waste time.
