This app contains over 120 chords. These are all the chords you’ll need to know to be able to play all your favorite songs! Take advantage of clear, easy-to-use interface with retina support and learn the basic and advanced chord charts.
‘Classic House Chords & Stabs’ is a brand new royalty-free collection of synth stabs and chord shots inspired by the sounds and sampling technique used by the early Dance music pioneers. This pack is a perfectly honed set of 100 one-shot synth samples that have been carefully processed using a mixture of modern and classic production methods including down sampling, time stretching, re-sampling, and EQ. The sounds were run through classic gear and vintage emulation plugins to faithfully recreate the sampling technique used in all the classic House and Techno records. Within this sample collection you will find an array of one-shot synth chord and synth stabs that when used alongside the ready-to-play soft sampler patches, allow you to create your own unique sounding vintage hook for your Nu School production. Expect to find Warm Pads, Digital Pianos, Rave Stabs, Stringed Plucks, Horn Chops, Layered Synths, Crunchy Basses, and Chunky Organ Chords, each with their own unique soft sampler patch. The collection features 100 key-labelled one-shot samples and 100 soft sampler instruments for Kontakt, Halion, EXS24, NN-XT and SFZ Formats.
This is a short project I made in Live 9.1.3 with very nice saw and square chords sound. The project contain 12 tracks channels (9 midi and 3 audio) each one with effects (EQ, Compressors, Delay, Chorus etc), also each channel is grouped with the VSTi and Effects and you just save them in your Ableton Presets Instruments folder and load them later in other project with just one click.
This course is for modern musicians of any genre that want to learn how to increase their chord palate and impress their music friends. If you play only classical music, you probably don’t want to take this course. If you play by ear, play charts or lead sheets, or have to improvise, an understanding of chords is vital. Length and format:60 minutes of video instruction discussing the chords and playing them at the piano. Worksheets and a summary sheet are also provided. Chords discussed: This course builds on the Chord Toolbox Part 1 and extends those 4-note chords to 5 to 7 notes by adding color notes.
Begin your ear training with this affordable, concise new class from Professor Kris Maloy. Using his 10 years of university teaching experience, he’ll teach you to identify chords based on their sound, so you can play your favorite music by ear. A Better Way to Get Ear Training Professor Maloy’s new system of teaching ear training teaches you how to improve your own skills. Instead of repetitive drills, you can learn to teach yourself. With How to Hear Chords in Music, you can now preview Professor Maloy’s system without paying for a full college class. Who Should Take This Course? How to Hear Chords in Music is great for students who want a gentle, accessible way to start to ear training.
Regardless of your musical genre, these powerful chords will revolutionize your music. This course is for modern musicians of any genre that want to learn how to increase their chord palate and impress their music friends. If you play only classical music, you probably don’t want to take this course. If you play by ear, play charts or lead sheets, or have to improvise, an understanding of chords is vital.
Learning to play piano by the use of chords is an ideal method for those not wishing to take the traditional route including an exam syllabus. For those wishing to play popular songs either for themselves or to sing with friends, this type of course will provide the required level of ability to download song chords and words from the internet or from other sources. The song can then be played using the knowledge of chord playing taught in the course lectures. No prior experience is required, the course is for beginners. A piano or keyboard is required for use during the lectures and for practicing between lectures. The course is cantered around a resource book that contains, diagrams of chords used and the necessary schedules for between lecture practicing. The resource book can be used locally on a computer; however it is more beneficial to print the book. In this way it can be placed on the piano music stand for practicing the exercises in the book.
