Lesson 8 - Caveman Music Theory
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- There are an infinite number of musical pitches. Where did our 12 note per octave come from? You'll find the first pitch relationships we ever discovered are still the most important today.
Thank you for all your teachings; everything is so organized and the information progresses in an easily understandable way. Being that I am a true cave"person" where music is concerned and this is essentially the first music theory lesson I've had I have to say that it made a huge impact. The way you tied it altogether at the end of the lesson was truly magical.
Wow! This was amazing. So funny and insightful. I gotta know why too. Thank you for putting your classes on youtube. I also purchased the follow along download. It's all so helpful and it's really helping me learn to play guitar. Thank you!!
as a caveman i can confirm, thats how we did it
8 episodes in. Here from the Redditlands. Scotty is my Guitar Master.
Same here! Really glad I stumbled on this! Now I'm wondering whether I should pick up the handbook too for some extra materials as we go along.
Scotty is a true genius. Rarely anyone ever explains why scales work like they do. I'm glad I found this gem of a series. Ordered the book this morning. Best 20 bucks I'll ever spend.
It just keeps getting more and more interesting and enlightening!
Amazing, thanks Scotty!
Scotty’s patience around the 8:45 mark is really impressive lol
I did not expect that at the ending lol. Truly amazing lesson
Thank you Scotty for your time I really appreciate it you just just dont know how much this helps people like me thank you.
You are blowing my mind Scotty. Thank you for this. I am already learning a massive amount of interesting things.
Scotty I'm so glad I found these videos! Thanks for such a great tool!
Gotta say your meditations on continuum and cavemen music has me appreciating you for more than your great teaching!
I find bits of information I never knew or useful context I might not have linked in most of the videos in this series so far.
It's 1999, I wanna play rock and roll!
This is an absolutely amazing explanation.
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