Music Theory - Beginner's Guide To Music Theory / 1491

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I think the “Multi Notes” device in Bitwig can help with chords progressions.

There’s also a workaround to lock scales in the piano roll which basically is entering all Midi notes from the desired scale in a clip but before the 1:00:1 playback time region and then “fold” the piano roll view, you’ll only see and can input the notes of the scale you’ve set outside the playback region then.

But definitely look further into the “Multi Notes” device and what it does, you can also use several instances to shape chords more easily inside Bitwig.

Hope this helps !

Cheers :wink:

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great tutorials and right to the point

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A goldmine of information in just 35mins.

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I second that comment, KCTV. Any more planned?

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Great course for beginners or if you have been away for music for a while.

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Welcome to the forums and thanks for your comment & feedback ! :wink:

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Great resource for getting into music production! Thanks for this :smiley:

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Welcome on board and thanks for your comment ! :sunglasses:

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really useful!

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I really enjoyed it, finally I understand some concepts with I was confused.

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Welcome to the forums and thanks for your comment ! :sunglasses:

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thx guys amazing job

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really helpful !

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Good tutorial. Clearly presented and lot’s of information in concise format.

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Welcome aboard on the forums & thanks for your comment ! :sunglasses:

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Good tutorial, loads of helpful information and very well presented thanks guys!

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Great content, especially because you relate the theory to how to use it in particular DAWs.

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Would love a printable single-page cheat sheet of the keys and scales!

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Good pointers about the significance of the leading tone in melodies. Also, the bit about neighbor tones was good.

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Welcome aboard on the forums & tnaks for your comments ! :sunglasses: