Jake Lizzio
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Post Your Questions for Tomorrow's Live Lesson
🕑 Added 2021-11-25 18:43:05 +0000 UTCHey everyone, hope you're all able to enjoy the holiday today! As you drift into a post-turkey haze, maybe consider a music theory/composition/production question and write it below?
Tomorrow's livestream Q+A will begin at NOON CST. It's a weird time but I know a lot of folks have tomorrow off and streaming earlier allows people overseas to tune it at a reasonable time.
Until then, I want to restate my gratitude for all of you signing up here and supporting my creations. It's incredible rewarding to do what I think I do best, and knowing how many people are benefiting from these lessons makes me excited to hear what the next generation of musicians (the people that learned from YouTube) will be making years down the line. I honestly believe that musical education should be affordable and accessible to everyone, and because of your help, I think we've done quite a bit to further that goal.
All the best, and see you tomorrow!
Comments
Wolfy
Another feedback question! Me and some of my classmates are working on a project where we're trying to mix influences from multiple different countries, and we wrote this guitar centric piece in D Hungarian Minor with a bit of a shuffle feel. I tried writing a solo, but I've no clue if it's any good or even possible for that matter https://soundcloud.com/wolfgangmiakoda/romarounzawall/s-VfyrGEL1F5z?si=44e6e08e95d04ad5bbe7fa7e88e06131
Hail Jake!! Portuguese greetings from Germany!! I've been working on a song and I came across with a riff on which I was looking for to apply the concepts from your last video on Harmonies, thirds, fifths, etc... The outcome was kind of disappointing as everything sounds dissonant and horrible to my ears. Could you give some hints on how can I apply those concepts to this riff? https://drive.google.com/file/d/1skGWO8sepHvgxvq4J7ot3GHU9tvSwM6f/view?usp=sharing All the best and thanks!
