02 FL Studio Music Theory Primer : Intro to Scales

This tutorial covers Musical Scales for electronic musicians. As an electronic musician you don't have to spend hours practicing and learning scales. In this video we will discuss the purpose of scales and how to reference them in FL Studio. Covered in this video: Key Names, Sharp, Flat, Natural, Major Scales, Modal Scales, Scale Helper, and Reference Chanel Background helper.

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[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.

[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.

[GummyMarky]

Thanks for these tutorials

They really help a lot

:D

[baysick]

HELL YEAH ARAB music lol

[Themusicindustry100]

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[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 ?