A Beginner’s Guide to Using Dissonance for a Bigger, More Joyful Resolution
New to songwriting? It always helps to create pull for your listener using harmony. Here are some chord options for resolving tension!
Articles about our Theory for Producers courses and on music theory for electronic musicians, generally.
New to songwriting? It always helps to create pull for your listener using harmony. Here are some chord options for resolving tension!
What’s the difference between Imagine Dragons’ “Enemy” and Encanto’s “Bruno”? Not much! But music theory holds the answer…
In this post, courtesy of Reverb Machine’s Dan Carr, we break down the chord progressions of Thundercat’s most beloved jazz-inspired songs.
Writing and playing in irregular time signatures is tough, but here are ten great songs with grooves that sound effortless and infectious!
What if part of your practice as a musician, composer, or producer, was to score an imaginary film scene? How would you tackle that challenge?
What if part of your practice as a musician, composer, or producer, was to score an imaginary film scene? How would you tackle that challenge?
Making chords from the scale you’re in is fine, but borrowing notes and bringing them in from other scales and modes, now that’s fun!
In this edition of Soundfly Basics, we run down the usefulness and potential applications of utilizing tension in your chord progressions.
Modern songwriters, producers and artists are reinventing the way jazz idioms and foundations are applied in modern pop. Let’s break it down!
Here’s our list of our favorite audio production blogs for 2021, for aspiring producers looking to level up their game.