Basic Music Theory Lessons - Lightnote
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Interactive lessons for learning Music Theory.
Music Theory that isn't boring - Lightnote Premium Course How Music Works Interactive Music Theory Lessons Why learn basic music theory? Do you want to be able to make your own music, build your own chord progressions, or even improvise your own melodies? Do you want to skip all the jargon and complicated symbols? With Lightnote, you'll learn basic music theory the simple way with bite-sized lessons, no confusing notation, and no instruments required! 1 Sound. What is it? A sound is a wave. Every sound is created from vibrations in the air. It can be louder... Increasing the height of the wave
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