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Learn about the main forms of EQ and their capabilities so you can understand how each one can be used to improve your own music. The Science of Sound series of courses go deeper into important production topics that you'll use again and again in your own productions.

Harmonic & Rhythmic Approaches for Jazz Guitar The sophistication and improvisational nature of jazz, with its complex and swiftly moving chord progressions, is what attracts guitar players to the genre despite its steep learning curve. Jazz guitarists must develop a considerable vocabulary of chord voicings, along with a solid understanding of harmonic and rhythmic devices, to confidently hang in the rhythm section supporting vocalists and soloists.

How To Craft Guitar Solos & Rhythm Parts for Classic Blues Robben Ford’s Classic Blues Edition of Deep Grooves, is focused on slower tempo blues grooves that are frequently encountered on the gig, or in a blues jam situation. Robben will show you how he would craft solos and rhythm parts, over each of the 5 classic blues grooves.

Accurate Lead and Rhythm Guitar Lessons for Bullet with Butterfly Wings Taught by our top educators, TrueFire’s Song Lesson System is a hands-on contextual music-making experience designed to accelerate the learning process and simulate a full-band setting. Whatever level of player you happen to be, from beginner to advanced, there’s a rhythm or lead guitar part you can learn to play that sounds great in a full band context.

Melody, Rhythm and Soloing Guitar Lessons for Don't Get Around Much Anymore Taught by our top educators, TrueFire’s Song Lesson System is a hands-on contextual music-making experience designed to accelerate the learning process and simulate a full-band setting. Whatever level of player you happen to be, from beginner to advanced, there’s a rhythm or lead guitar part you can learn to play that sounds great in a full band context.

If you completed Part 1 of the Music Theory Survival Guide, then this Music Theory Survival Guide Part 2 course will take you the next step further in building your creative musical voice. If you have not completed Part 1, but are comfortable with intervals, major scales, and the triads of the major scale, then you should be okay to jump in this Part 2 without any issue.

If you are a music creator that feels stuck when trying to make melodies and chord progressions that sound good together, or if you are wanting to learn the basics of music theory in a quick yet concise method (without all the notation and extra steps), then this Music Theory Survival Guide Part 1 course is for you.

This book presents a new semiotic theory based upon category theory and applying to a classification of creativity in music and mathematics. It is the first functorial approach to mathematical semiotics that can be applied to AI implementations for creativity by using topos theory and its applications to music theory.

Play Your Favorite Songs, Jot Down the Music in Your Head, Be a Hit at Parties Musicians who play music by ear are huge hits at parties and on social media, but they also have a huge advantage when it comes to composing music or accompanying themselves while they sing.

This class is the next step in learning electronic music production, focusing on track arrangement and structure. We will continue using free, open source software and learn principles that can apply to almost any application.

In this class, I will introduce you to producing electronic music on your computer, using free, open source software. This class is intended for beginners, whether you are musically trained or not.

Have you always wanted to try your hand at writing song lyrics, but don’t know where to start? Or maybe you’ve already written songs but want to take your lyrics up a notch? In this course, Grammy-winning songwriter Cliff Goldmacher shares his tips to writing great lyrics, looking at both the big picture and the nuts and bolts of the songwriting process. He starts with general concepts, covering what exactly makes a good lyric and basic lyrical structures, then moves on to specific tips like setting up your lyric writing section, how to craft a memorable chorus, developing and expanding on verse lyrics, and ways to add thematic depth to your writing. If you’ve got something to say, and you want to say it in song form, join Cliff as he shows you how to paint concise, powerful, word pictures that enable you to genuinely connect with your listeners.

Plug-in wiz Eli Krantzberg presents comprehensive Seventh Heaven video tutorials! If you'd like to take full advantage of the dreamy, spacious reverb and delay effects possible with this Bricasti M7 emulation, this is the course for you. Eli walks you through the basics of both standard and professional versions and then demonstrates several creative uses on various sources! These videos are for new Seventh Heaven users.

Logic Pro expert Doug Zangar presents a comprehensive series of video tutorials on working with movie files in Logic Pro! If you're interested in film scoring with Logic Pro and all of the useful features it contains, this is the course to watch. Doug walks you through the complete process involved, from file management to getting the most from your virtual instruments and much more. You also get the movie file so you can follow along and create your own score! These videos are for Logic Pro users that are new to using video.

This course will help you to create your first orchestral composition using DAW and Virtual Orchestral Library. The following classes are great for those who want to start composing for an orchestra, wether it's for movie (cinematic) or just for the sake of music! We are going to use the modern technology music production software that'll help us make an amazing musical piece of art that will touch people's hearts!