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Thank you! I'll check these out. I checked your other resources too. Trying to finish my arrangement now, I did the mixing part, to study it. I'll probably try and re-mix my old recordings for more practice too. Volunteering at church to help with the sound mixing team also helps a lot. Today, there were a couple of mixers who taught us some basics on analog mixing. Although, that was for live performance but it was still helpful.
Hey just seen this! Which DAW are you getting? I just started with music theory too. Well, I try to study that but I think I'll be focusing more on contemporary production in the future. Just getting started with all this stuff. Are you into arranging too? It'd be cool to collaborate sometimes and we can learn from each other 
. DP has some really good advise and tips and helpful resources.
. DP has some really good advise and tips and helpful resources.
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Great start! I'm studying my DAW and practicing mixing and arrangement with my own covers. I'm just waiting for when the holidays are over so I can start with music theory (piano lesson), and I'm thinking of getting vocal coaching as well, at least once a week. There's one not too far from where I live.
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Lol! Yes, I think piano lessons are good if you're learning music theory. I play keys by ear, I've played for almost 10 years, although, not consistently. But my knowledge in music theory is absolutely 0. Lol. Tennis, however, yes, an entirely different thread. I do prefer biking than any other outdoor sport. lol.
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Oh dear. I hate musical algorithm. I started listening to this audiobook from audible called "Bach and The High Baroque". It's 25 hours long. The narrator is a music professor and he's really fun to listen to. The lesson itself (by the Great Courses) isn't only about Bach and Baroque era and music, but has musical algorithms too (Pythagorean Tuning, darn boring) and a lot of music theory and history. I still have like 18 hours left. That and this book about music business and production by Loren Weisman. It's really helpful and practical. It's more like digital production of contemporary music. Which I'm starting to focus more on. I just keep the music theory and history in preparation for attending music school. Also, I got the Bach audiobook for free (trial version of audible, 1 book free ). And yes, biking is really good. I recently bought a foldable bike that I can carry to train stations.
). And yes, biking is really good. I recently bought a foldable bike that I can carry to train stations.
Oh dear. I hate musical algorithm. I started listening to this audiobook from audible called "Bach and The High Baroque". It's 25 hours long. The narrator is a music professor and he's really fun to listen to. The lesson itself (by the Great Courses) isn't only about Bach and Baroque era and music, but has musical algorithms too (Pythagorean Tuning, darn boring) and a lot of music theory and history. I still have like 18 hours left. That and this book about music business and production by Loren Weisman. It's really helpful and practical. It's more like digital production of contemporary music. Which I'm starting to focus more on. I just keep the music theory and history in preparation for attending music school. Also, I got the Bach audiobook for free (trial version of audible, 1 book free ). And yes, biking is really good. I recently bought a foldable bike that I can carry to train stations.
). And yes, biking is really good. I recently bought a foldable bike that I can carry to train stations.
Oh dear. I hate musical algorithm. I started listening to this audiobook from audible called "Bach and The High Baroque". It's 25 hours long. The narrator is a music professor and he's really fun to listen to. The lesson itself (by the Great Courses) isn't only about Bach and Baroque era and music, but has musical algorithms too (Pythagorean Tuning, darn boring) and a lot of music theory and history. I still have like 18 hours left. That and this book about music business and production by Loren Weisman. It's really helpful and practical. It's more like digital production of contemporary music. Which I'm starting to focus more on. I just keep the music theory and history in preparation for attending music school. Also, I got the Bach audiobook for free (trial version of audible, 1 book free ). And yes, biking is really good. I recently bought a foldable bike that I can carry to train stations.
). And yes, biking is really good. I recently bought a foldable bike that I can carry to train stations.