Teoria

6 recommendations and reviews from 6 people

• Referral from October 28, 2015
  

  Firecracker500 asked:

  What would you recommend to someone for ear training so that they may become a good audio engineer? I want to be one but my greatest fear is my bad ear. I dont mean physically, just very untrained. A "tin ear" as some would say. Is there a way for me to better my hearing so i can make better decisions as a potential audio engineer (especially if i am mixing/mastering)? I would really love some help on this please! Thank you guys for your help!!! :)

  

  malli555 replied:

  teoria.com they have tutorials and exercises to train your ears.

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• Referral from November 16, 2014
  

  Oliver Z. asked:

  Anybody have recommendations for a school / class in Seattle that teaches piano/keyboard and music theory? I can play by ear, but don't know my chords too well. I'd like to play on the keyboard more fluently, know which chords progress to what other chords, some common styles and genres of music. I'm not too into hardcore piano and classical music. Any recommendations?

  

  Mel V. replied:

  Teoria.com will help with any theory part.

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• Referral from September 15, 2014
  

  Sammy B. asked:

  What's a good place on the web to get started with music theory (intermediate-advanced) if I already have a pretty decent picture of the fundamentals? Or even just from the start to be safe. Anyone have any recommendations?

  

  Cindy R. replied:

  Have you looked at Teoria.com ?

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• Referral from December 29, 2013
  

  Kyler R. asked:

  Best way of learning complex theory? I know a lot of theory from playing piano for so many years but sometimes I feel like I don't know as much as I could haha

  

  Avery P. replied:

  Not sure of how advanced you are or are looking to get. but Teoria.com is what I used to get started before I took some university classes.

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• Referral from November 3, 2013
  

  Gabriel W. asked:

  Can anyone recommend me some ear training apps? Looking for something that can do chords and scales as well as intervals.

  

  Georgina B. replied:

  www.teoria.com

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• Referral from May 10, 2013
  

  BPellegrino asked:

  Where to learn Piano in Vancouver? Looking to learn piano/keyboard, ideally would like someone to be able to come to my apartment to teach since I don't have a car. Any recommendations for good instructors willing to go downtown? (I'm a complete beginner)

  

  MainlandX replied:

  I'll teach you. What style of music do you want to be trained in? Are you interested in playing classical/art music? Do you want to learn how to play popular songs, video game music, jazz? Can you read music or play any other instruments? http://www.teoria.com/ Is a good free website to get started on learning music theory and reading music. No matter what, it'd be good for you to work through the lessons on that site. My main instrument is piano, and I'm more of a composer than a piano teacher, but I'd be glad to teach you piano/keyboard. I charge $35 an hour, I can come to you downtown, and the first lesson's free. PM me if you're interested.

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