02 FL Studio Music Theory Primer : Intro to Scales

[monsimand]

thanks alot man

[LRCProductionsTV]

one good thing to mention also is to notice the 1/2 step count pattern that repeats for majors and for minors. The 4/3 for majors and 3/4 for minors.

[viliuXaz]

Thank you this was very helpful ! You're great teacher :)

[TheRealAsen]

I love you.

[kyba74]

WOW thanks for this video! You've made understanding music so much easier! I've been putting off learning the basics, but your videos and using FL studio explain it such a easy simple and fun way!

Cheers!

[1093jmb]

so a d flat is also a c sharp ?

[Kyzuak]

in my opinion it's all about creativity but yea, i agree, u do need a few starter tips then u can pick it up urself (on the chord's etc but for me it was trial and error and i'm still learning now), respect and release some tunes man! :D

[coolbluesman]

This feller sounds a lot like Ricky Jay.



[Jood1337]

Indeed, this is awesome man. I'm such a big fan of you'r tutorials and you'r work in general. The things you explain are realy clear and its easy to understand, even when you diden't work with FL before.

Ty man, you help a lot of people with this tutorial!

[zinku418]

Amazing clear tutorial. Helped me out a lot. thanks!

[smartpartsSUCKS]

I never understood scales and all that jazz before this video. YOU BLEW MY MIND.

[VXRPGMaker]

Your ghost channels look a light light and transparent, and mine doesnt. :O Also, your note bars look like they're a bit round and not completely rectangle. :O

[boyolashin2]

OMFG dude you have NO IDEA of how much this video helped me ! Thank you so much, man ! I'm not gay, but I love you, dude ! S2 LOOOOL

[HaatoSK]

You made some great tutorials .. i actually know all this but i think you are explaining it the best xD

[whiteboymcuk]

This is an excellent tutorial !!! sadly im not a beginner , its a shame i didnt have access to these videos when i was starting out lol . But very good for the beginner, Hopefully some of the other videos can help me , in other areas where im lacking . But keep up the hard work bruv !!! one little point though , i noticed you was using ghost channels , just for the beginners , it might have been useful , to explain how they do this , but again im not dissing your work !!!!

[whiteboymcuk]

This is an excellent tutorial !!! sadly im not a beginner , its a shame i didnt have access to these videos when i was starting out lol . But very good for the beginner, Hopefully some of the other videos can help me , in other areas where im lacking . But keep up the hard work bruv !!!

[8St3fan8]

fantastic ste :)

[Allplussomeminus]

REFERENCING!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I also enjoyed the amounts of knowledge you shared! Much Appreciated!

[ste1438]

@Allplussomeminus This is great too - Eventually you won't have to reference any more - so you learn it with out frustration and it will help you harmonize better until then.

[SoulReaper66623]

Hey man, need some help

I need some filter for mixer that has veltrk and keytrk knobs, similar to ones from Vanguard. Do you know any?

[Mr6197000]

it is a 7 note scale , all scales in indian music start with the note C and if we transpose the notes it will change to another scale, In indian music every scale have a particular feel and a best time to play, this scale have a calm feel and it is good to play in the sunrise. The scale in indian music are of two types , with 7 notes and their derivatives. they are known as raaga.

[TheKillander]

won't the natural Dorian D scale cound like a C major scale though?

[ste1438]

@TheKillander It will sound much different -The root is based on a minor chord, instead of a major chord.

[miguell2106]

man this is so helpfull thanks

[difficultsyllables]

You just saved me A LOT of googling :) :)

[Mr6197000]

in( indian ) carnatik music music this scale is called mayamalavigaula  the 15th scale

[ste1438]

@Mr6197000 that is interesting. Is the scale used a quarter tone scale?

[ste1438]

@ste1438 There is still a lot of complexity, tradition, and spirituality in Indian Music. Those concepts don't seem to apply in Western Music any more.

[Mr6197000]

@ste1438 I did not understand what you are telling , in fact what do you mean by a quarter tone scale?

[ste1438]

@Mr6197000 Having 24 tones instead of 12.

[baysick]

HELL YEAH ARAB music lol

[Themusicindustry100]

@baysick Download the best vsts here /watch?v=W1NFiyKMIho

[wasguan]

great tutorial as always. but do you know why changing root key works in the opposite direction? C6 is An octave lower than C5 for example when it should be higher.

[thepriestx05]

Check out what u can do with FL Studio ... never get back ...

[TeeFlick]

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[LilLoLo38]

THANKXZ 4 THE VIDEOS I REALLY DO APPRECIATE YOU. JUST THOUGHT YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT....PEACE AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK....

[GeneralAppeal]

thankxz this help i knew but never thought bout it like that

[Brewbaby14]

I love you ur tutorials make this stuff so easy. FL should pay you real talk

[dmx1650]

dose anybody know how to make a melody sound more full with ou it sounding sloppy if so just message me back thanks

[thereligiondelusion]

@dmx1650 yes either go up an octave or down the octave using the same note.If it's not on the same timing and just adding more notes... i'm not sure how to help you as i cannot see what you have written

[eviljon51]

Do you have a twitter account? Your tutorials are excellent!

[ScarBang]

@ste1438 question. So I can only form chords from the notes in a scale?

[ste1438]

@ScarBang No, but you should most of the the time - chords found in a scale are call Diatonic Chords. If you start using too many chords out of your scale then you would be working in another scale anyway.

[lhawkerNZ]

Thanks for the music theory refresher. I was good to have it in the FL Studio context.

[Hatterific]

Some amazing stuff there. I took piano for like 3 years when I was a kid and was never taught that. Thanks a bunch.

[antzmarshall07]

good tut ste cant wait for the next one :D

[SimonEigo]

thank you for this it was really helpfull, it got me a big step further.

[CanOpenerRulz]

thanks for showing how to activate ghost channels along with the scales i also tried the using scales and they sound great thanks for the tut

[DaytonaEggnog]

C scale is racist. It doesn't let the black keys in.

[CanOpenerRulz]

@DaytonaEggnog

lmao

[TheFreshPeddler]

good brain food there

[beatsdddx]

gr8 teacher

thanks for the info...Bro!

[TheCarbonade]

This is amazing, I really didn't know about scales that at all.

These tutorials you are making are really helpfull!

Thank you so much.

[openbreakwhat]

is a natural a moet?

[DaytonaEggnog]

@openbreakwhat try google

[openbreakwhat]

Is a D flat the same as a C sharp?

[cxc90]

really helpfull, thanx

[vaironxxrd]

Why are your strokes bigger ? Like they take one whole line mine are little like a snare roll

[vipersrules]

god every video now starts with an ad and ends with an ad

this sucks

thanks for the next tutorial btw

[MD4RR]

been a fan 4 years teach me a lot now my music has expaneded keep up the good work ste

[MrQbeats]

this realy helped alot

i hope you know that you the best fl studio tutorial maker on youtube

[DViAan]

right click on pencil tool :))

now i dont have to do it the hard way, thanks :]

[sanderxdxd]

Great tutorial. Learned a lot of it. Just like always :D.

[BaroqueTrancer]

as always thank you very much STE. Always great useful info.

[PytoX]

Very useful, thanks!

[gix10000]

these tutorials have really caught up with what i need to be learning now!

thankyou!! this was a really comprehensive tutorial!!

[DhanShirian]

love your tutorials! :D

[zionviller]

Brilliant. Thanks!

[GummyMarky]

Thanks for these tutorials

They really help a lot

:D

[GhostOfACPast]

Very informative. Keep it up. :)

[5my9other93half]

Sweet. First comment. :)