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Music theory, terminology, etc. Posted on: 26.01.2013 by Toya Spor Is there a good book or two out there that can completely explain musical concepts and terminology? I always hear words like tremolo, arpeggio, pitch, mode, note, step, key, etc and get curious. I'm a beginner DJ/producer and I'd like to know more. | |
| Ervin Calvery 28.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by davoh
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| Ervin Calvery 27.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by DJKyleHughes
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| Antoinette Harbst 26.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by protocol
As for what? Pretty much any book to do with music will at least fill you in on most of it. It's not just a dj thing, it's a musician thing. Get something to do with piano or guitar, maybe something about drums too wouldn't hurt. |
| Toya Spor 26.01.2013 | Is there a good book or two out there that can completely explain musical concepts and terminology? I always hear words like tremolo, arpeggio, pitch, mode, note, step, key, etc and get curious. I'm a beginner DJ/producer and I'd like to know more. |
| Yong Aptekar 02.02.2013 | Hit up the music section of your local bookstore, or go to a music shop (long and mcquade, guitar center etc.) And see what they have. Or read up on music theory online. |
| Ervin Calvery 28.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by davoh
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| Ervin Calvery 27.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by DJKyleHughes
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| Noriko Lebowitz 27.01.2013 | Jazzology. http://www.amazon.com/Jazzology-Ency.../dp/0634086782 |
| Antoinette Harbst 26.01.2013 |
Originally Posted by protocol
As for what? Pretty much any book to do with music will at least fill you in on most of it. It's not just a dj thing, it's a musician thing. Get something to do with piano or guitar, maybe something about drums too wouldn't hurt. |
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