Musical TERMS That YOU SHOULD Know (For Beginners)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- 10 Musical Terms That You Should Know (For Beginners) by IAMLXGEND.
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Today you will learn a few music production terms & vocabulary that every creator should know at some point in their creation journey. These are SUPER basic terms that probably all of you know or have heard before but a few of you I've noticed either don't fully understand or confused with others. So when it comes to the bare basics of music theory, I've got you covered. I know for a fact I am not as technical in my speaking as someone like Andrew Huang (whom you should definitely check out for more in-depth explanations on all of what I am going to be talking about here: • Learn music theory in ... ) however what I excel at is speaking in terms the average Joe can understand and so that is exactly what I am going to do! There are so many other words I could cover but this video would be hours long so here are just the ones I constantly use and hear in my daily messages and emails. #MusicProduction
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Chromatic Scale = 12 Notes - C, C#, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, G#, A, A#, B (C) Octave
Diatonic Scale = 7 Notes - C, D, E, F, G, A, B (No sharps or flats)
7 Scales - 1) Ionian (Major), 2) Dorian, 3) Phrygian, 4) Lydian, 5) Mixolydian, 6) Aolian (Minor), 7) Locrian
Ionian - Bright, Happy
Dorian - Jazz, Blues
Phrygian - Exotic, Doom, Danger
Lydian - Floaty, Calm
Mixolydian - Dad Rock, AC/DC
Aolian - Sad, Angry
Locrian - Odd, Unsettling
Thank you for sharing amongst others because this sort of info, I could never😂🙏🏾
I’m getting close to releasing my first album!!! I’m so excited and credit you for helping me gain so much knowledge and confidence in doing something I’ve always loved, music and music production! Thank you so much!!!
You’re so welcome and it’s just crazy to see the growth you’ve had from starting the whole process months ago to now saying you’re almost done!!’ Wow. Mind blowing 😭
I know! I started from scratch last February so I’m hoping to be done by February 25th! Fingers crossed 🤞🏼😁😁😁 and I took the advice you gave me on my song “Fantasy” it came out great!
Ayye not boring at all, I just took notes and it really helped be grasp all of the new terms in production, thanks for taking the time to create. I’m subscribing now : )
Great video! You taught me how to vocal stack with your harmony videos.
Most def man!! I’m glad to be of assistance 🙏🏾
Bro I started seeing your videos recently it’s very useful
Not at ALL boring! Everything in this video is useful to me, a complete recording neophyte and eager student! I'm coming to all of this pretty late in the game, and have very little idea of what I'm even trying to do, here... but I've learned more in the last few hours from binging your videos than I could have absorbed in a probably a few months of in person classes... so I'm highly appreciative of your efforts! Thanks... I needed that.
This is amazing video you are really helping out the beginner musicians 🙌🙏
Doing my best with how I explain!
when you say "a note in higher register or a lower register" can that be referred to as pitch?
Which part of the video?
You would do well with a udemy-type course. Thanks for the breakdown.
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IAMLXGEND but its hard to write! :)
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I’m so glad that I came across this video. I searched for a video breaking down terminology and yours was the one that stuck out. I truly appreciate you for making this video. I’m a new worship pastor and I want to grow in my musical verbiage. I subscribed as well. I thank you again. God bless.
I think I found you while watching an Andrew Huang video. I've always been "a MAC girl" and I just recently purchased a iPAD Air 2019 and I want to take advantage of Garageband. You're very knowledgeable, and I just subscribed. Great video!
Oh that’s super dope! Was I in recommended or something?
Is the Italian music terminology used in modern music? The terms for Dynamics and Tempo are all in Italian.. Allegro, Forte, Piano, Vivace?
Yup.
This was very helpful! I feel like a baby trying to learn how to walk all over again haha, thank you for explaining these basic important terms 😊
thank you. as an idiot, developing my understanding of a topic can be very arduous; this however, was very simple and easily digested.
I'm glad it came across that way as that's how I hope to teach!
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amazing, informative and light video, thank you very much, hope you can do another video like this
still helpful today my music class is just definitions and no explanations so thank you
This is helpful. Definitely will have to watch it again. Thank you.
Most definitely!!
that lah example was epic.... flat and sharp, tell them bro
ruclips.net/video/Clgu1CAWkNE/видео.html -- watch my video on harmonic minor scale
You know we gotta let em know man 🙏🏾
Definitely needed this as well, my dude. Definitely need to study these more and share this information out through this video of yours, as always 🔥
Get to studying! And check out the linked video in the description. Someone who will go a lot deeper in technical terms.
@@IAMLXGEND : Alright, Got it. Thanks!
Thank you
Im beginner singer and songwriter do I need music background to making music cause im ambivent to all this stuff and its holding back my music. I want to know as much possible so producers and etc dont lead me astray.
No
Brother please make a video on how to make different melodies to the same beat in rap/trap music. Would help a lot of us out here!
Btw your videos always make us learn so thanks a lot man
Love this video! I really would love if you can do one for "producing terms you should know". It would be nice to understand some of the basic production terms while I'm communicating with producers and engineers in the studio! Keep up the great videos! 😊
Yup! It’s coming, I’m already planning it just there’s so much to cover so I had to split it up 😂 someone else asked for the same as well!
@@IAMLXGEND Haha I understand! Sounds good! Love the new structure this year as well👌🏽
These episodes will be just for the first 2-3 months and then get onto the more actual hands on creative stuff where I’m actually showcasing making music, doing collaborations, releases & other things but I’m glad thus far it’s been resonating. 🙏🏾
@@IAMLXGEND Sounds awesome! Looking forward to it!
Very helpful man. But you gotta send me the song you use to explain cord progression
Wowwwww, I'm learning a lot about the terminologies
Bro, do you have a video on reading the waves of sound in the DAWs? Great video btw.
I do not because I don’t ever “read the waves” lol. I’m not sure what you even mean by that. I’m sure it’s referring to waveforms but read them? How?
@@IAMLXGEND I mean like understanding the way you should edit or I think it’s more often called “mastering” the sounds. Idk. I’m trying to learn without paying for the education. Basically I’m asking if you have a video educating us on understanding the fundamentals of sound.
@@Adventure_Outdoors_with_Lucky nope. I do not. Invest in your craft. Everything can’t and won’t be free.
@@Adventure_Outdoors_with_Lucky I do have videos on mixing and mastering. But not understanding sound fundamentals.
@@IAMLXGEND i believe I’m resourceful enough to get any info i seek for free.
Nice man!! Editing is always on point
I would’ve loved to be able to make this video more than just sitting but I tried my best with what i shot!
@@IAMLXGEND Didn't even notice hahah
Thanks your learning sir 😄
thank you, man, I appreciate your words of wisdom. quick question what type of mic do you use. If you could, could you make a video about microphones? I have watched a couple of videos of XLR vs USB mics, but I like the way you word things. If you already made this video could you comment the link, please.
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All equipment I use is linked in the description.
The mic I use is talked about here: ruclips.net/video/uFm_plfX2ho/видео.html
DO NOT get a USB mic. They’re not good. I talk about why in this video: ruclips.net/video/yARYAwk5iYI/видео.html
If you absolutely HAVE to get a USB Mic, get that one. But I do not recommend it, at all.
As an Artist i learnt something new...thanks alot
Most definitely!
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Here's one:
“Match these terms with their definitions.
_____ note a. a scale that forms the basis of a piece of music
_____ key b. a sound of a certain length, pitch, quality, etc.
_____ pitch c. a symbol for the length and/or pitch of a sound (e.g., C)
_____ tone d. how high or low a tone sounds, based on its frequency”
Excerpt From: “Music Trivia.” iBooks.
Thanks, bro!
Appreciate this vid bro
No problem 🙏🏾🙏🏾
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Really good! What's a 'tag'
A short audio clip you put over a beat or a song to either protect it’s copyright for selling or for branding purposes (like “mustard on that beat”)
Nice video bro
Proper real proper
Can u make a video on how to mix beat, family? One
Coming in a future Trackout Tuesday episode
Pitch and key threw me because they're almost the same. I still kinda don't get it. The octive was helpful tho, because i didn't know it was 8 notes, i thought it was the same as a single note.. but can you do another one of these but for like the mixing process? In other words, whenever I go to the studio and I'm trynna tell the engineer what I want them to do with my vocals they never really get it because idk the technical terms that engineers use in reference to the different programs. I have no clue what a decible is (if thats how you spell it) idk what the different affects are, and I'm not clear on the different ways to tell them to correct a certain part of the vocals. All I can do is try my best to describe to him what I want it to sound like when I hear it in my head but that obviously doesnt work and I end up with a set of vocals that I'm not happy with. Can you do one of those in the future? Pleaseeee?
Yea that’s exactly what I plan on doing, there’s so so so many terms to go over but it just would’ve taken so long! So I’ll do another for engineering and such.
Also regarding pitch and key...
Think of pitch as the precision of a note. The same as how perfect a circle is. If you draw a circle freehand, it’s not going to be perfect. It’ll have lumps and not be precisely round.
Equate that to singing a note. The note is the circle. You can sing a note (draw a circle) but the note won’t always be perfect (the circle won’t be precisely round.) It will have some imperfections and be slight flat or sharp which means out of tune/off key (the circle will have its lumps and such). Pitch is the quality of a note. Which is why people use autotune to correct a pitch. You can sing a single note and it can be the right note but the quality of that note can be horrible (think, bad American idol singers with bad tone... that is bad pitch). And so people autotune it (pitch correct it) so the quality of that note can be exact and precise.
@@IAMLXGENDok.. pitch equals quality. Got it. Thank you!!
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Glad you think so 🙏🏾
Octave = 8 notes. That’s typically how I explain it. Loved the video though. Good job bruh
Yea but it’s more than just 8 notes. Most beginners would just assume 8 random notes, they don’t know it’s in the scale or if it’s half steps, full steps, or that it ends in the higher register. You gotta kinda break it down further because I know a lot of folks who will hear that and just assume you count 8 half steps up. And thanks! 🙏🏾
IAMLXGEND - truth. I didn’t even think of saying that it’s the 8 note of a scale. Then you gotta explain what a scale is again. Yeah, it’s a whole thing!! Glad you did this video and not me.
Rhythm video will help
Bro got RANGE
I didnt know whats a notw
Kanye West use auto tune well in your opinion?
Sometimes yes. Sometimes no.
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As your audience, my suggestion would be to keep your introduction as short as possible.
It's just a suggestion, only you know how to make videos so if this is the correct way then you must carry on and ignore me.
I didn't mean to offend you in any way.
I do keep them as short as possible. As a RUclipsr for the last 14 years and seeing my analytics I see what makes a video blow up over time and what doesn’t. You MUST include an intro WITH spoke keywords that match your tags, title, and description in the beginning of the video so RUclips’s algorithm senses your words, sorts it out and distributes your video alongside the rest of the videos on RUclips with similar themes. If you think a minute and a half is a long intro I don’t know what to tell you, that’s rather average. If I went on for 5 minutes then it would be a problem. But I didn’t. I did what I had to do in order for the system to listen and register my dialogue as a metric to run within the algorithm. I’m not gonna just say “here’s some music terms to know”.
@@IAMLXGEND I'm so happy that this reply is specifically for me.
Thank you ❤
I understand now & as I said, you know how to do it, I'm just you audience on my ass listening. I don't have any clue what it takes to make a video, so please continue & I highly appreciate your special interaction. You made my day ❤.
P.S. The above reply was a constructive criticism & never meant to insult you.
Thank you 😊
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