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Topic: My Resources & Links That I'd Like To Share; Enjoy Everyone.  (Read 2678 times)

Offline tonistringz

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What Up Everyone on Piano Street!?

I've been on this site for a few days now
but I hardly  post ba thread because
I'm too busy building and maintaing my sites & forums
not like it matters [Lol].

But Let me break down my musical history I was in orchestra 4yrs,
music appreciation & theory 2yrs, piano & keyboarding for 2yrs.

I've been producing as a hobbyist producer since I was 18 I am 26 now.
So with that being said I would love to share everything I have a found on the
net from GOOGLE & YAHOO.

And the links below are familiar links that are always in the yahoo & search engine.

So I hope my fellow beginners, intermediate, advanced, and professional pianist/producers/musicians can use the knowledge  and benefit what I have found on the net for the last 5-8 years all in this thread:
[There is also some music production links at the bottom does have helped me a great deal to learn music in all aspects.]

I hope everyone can use these links I know have they have helped me greatly to understand music and playing the piano in alot of different aspects.

Youtube:
48 Piano Chords
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Chord Progressions
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Chord Progressions


Beginning Chords


How to play easy chords
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Music Theory 101


Smooth Chords
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Your First Three Piano Chords
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Suspended Chord:
https://www.playpianotips.com/suspendedchord1.html
https://www.peachycomics.com/pianochords.JPG
https://articles.stumpedia.com/Choosing-Chord-Progressions-for-Your-Song-Where-to-start.htm


Chord Progession Sites:
https://chordmaps.com/
https://www.looknohands.com/chordhouse/piano/
https://jochromatic.wordpress.com/2009/02/09/chords-quick-reference/
https://www.list-of-chords.com/
https://www.zentao.com/guitar/theory/chord-scale.html

Learn Jazz:
https://www.jazclass.aust.com/courses.htm#2

Piano Scales:
https://www.yokewong.net/pianoscales.html

Music Theory:
[These sites also have alot of information about chord progession]
https://www.8notes.com/theory/
https://www.musictheory.net/

Chord Charts:
https://www.playpianotonight.com/Chord%20Chart.jpg

How To Construct A Hip Hop Beat:
https://www.tweakheadz.com/hip_hop_beat_construction.htm
https://www.c00lstuff.com/449/How_to_make_a_hip_hop_beat/

Piano Sites:
https://www.free-online-piano-lessons.com/piano-scales.html
https://www.articlesbase.com/education-articles/piano-lesson-improvisation-made-easy-160737.html
https://www.zebrakeys.com/lessons/preparation/pianolayout/?id=1

Beginner Lessons I signed up for the freenewsletter so here's the first lesson I suggest everyone that wants to learn
subscribes to www.pianoplay.com newsletter.

https://playpiano.com/101-tips/1-what-chords.htm

These 3 sites below this:
(Also have alot of useful tips and ideas about piano and keyboarding.)

www.warbeats.com
www.futureproducers.com
www.realraptalk.com


Misc music links but they also help.
How to make a reggaeton beat
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Pitched Snare Rolls


Groove Templates
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Layers
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Humanizing Drums
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Secondary Kicks
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Snare & Hi Hat Rolls
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Effective Basslines
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