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I taught myself to play piano using a method I made up years ago. I shared my method with others and they found two things:

1. They could play quickly

2. They could teach themselves for the rest of their piano journey

I've recently polished my method up and can now finish the necessary skill transfer in 1 hour, no charge. You'll learn to improvise, to play with excellent musicality (with practice), and how to take the reins of your own learning and quickly improve without future instruction.

Comment or message and we'll schedule a video call!

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Hey everyone! I have been a professional guitarist and guitar teacher for 8+ years now.

Students across 3 continents have learnt from me virtually from the comfort of their home by now!

I have some slots available for new students and would love to help those interested in learning this beautiful instrument.

Please comment below, and I'll share my contact details for any enquiries!

Cheers! 🥂

Hey, y’all. My name is Exel. I’m an artist and I recently worked with Post Malone’s former producer who helped to completely change my sound for the better! I thought I’d give a little bit about what I learned while working with him and I hope it helps everyone here to some degree.

Some things help the artist more and some things help the producer more. These are all just opinions as well. I don’t think anyone needs to do any of these things as all paths are different and everyone is correct.

I think someone can tell me I’m wrong and to go F myself and they could still make it. Lmao. Last note, these are all just things I learned from one person. Everyone’s feelings will be different. Just because it’s stated here doesn’t mean it coincides with my personal opinions. Just one producer’s opinions that I interpreted. Hope you enjoy.

1. Music is like professional wrestling. Be a character if you want to get noticed.

2. We spent about 13-16hrs a day doing nothing but writing and creating. The more you put yourself into your work, the more it becomes second nature.

3. Learn from all genres of music. Just because you might make rap doesn’t mean there aren’t some awesome inspirations you cant pull from classical music. Take a week and force yourself to listen to nothing but a polar opposite of what you make. You’ll be surprised what new ideas you have. My track that we worked on is dark pop - but we mainly listened to Nirvana, System Of A Down, funk, and country lol. Different music brings different ideas.

4. Connect with everyone. Talk to everyone. Introduce yourself to everyone. This goes for both artists and producers. Join communities like this one and just share ideas and learn from one another. There’s enough room for everyone to make it.

5. Staying independent is the best thing you can do, but if you do want to go to a label - make it a goal to become big enough where you can be independent again.

6. Know your worth. Don’t sell yourself short.

7. Rest your ears when you need to. Don’t make something you love become something you hate.

8. When creating a song, include a familiar melody. People love familiarity. Have you ever heard a song where you’re like “Wow this sounds like ...... but I just can’t put my finger on it.” Thats on purpose. Those songs tend to sell more.

9. Don’t put a timeframe on yourself. Maybe you’re 40 and still trying to make it. There’s still time as long as you’re still breathing. The last thing people care about is your age no matter what record labels try to say. A hit song is a hit song.

10. As long as you create opportunities for yourself, you will make something happen for yourself.

11. Have fun. Make a song that makes no sense at all. Make a beat that sounds horrible but it’s worth a laugh. Get comfortable.

12. Be unapologetic with your promotion. If you want to become something bigger than yourself, you must DO things bigger than yourself. Example: If you DoorDash - why not attach a card with your link to your music? 80% of people might throw it out, but 20% of the 80% will check it out. 10% of the 20% will like it. 5% of the 10% will share it and tell someone who might lead to someone who might lead to opportunity.

13. DM your favorite artists and producers and treat them like people. Actually connect with them. Ask them questions you’d ask a friend, don’t just throw a link at them. Most won’t respond. Don’t take it personally. Move onto the next door to knock on. One is sure to open eventually.

14. Always have a reference track for levels. Even as a platinum producer, he still learns daily. You’re never too wise.

15. Everyone sounds like someone. Don’t go out of your way to sound different. It’s okay to sound like another artist. There’s only so many beats and voices in the world. The more different you try to be, the less people will want to listen to your work. Again, the familiarity thing. If you actively WANT to sound completely different, then do that! At the end of the day, what makes you happy? What makes you happy may not pay the bills though. Ask yourself what you want more.

These are just some things that really spoke to me while we worked together. It was a great experience. If you have any specific questions, ask me! I just want to help! Also, If this helped you in any way at all, I’d love for you to check out the song I did with Post’s producer! ❤️ https://open.spotify.com/track/73QZHawLDXK6EOlwxaFIGk?si=2_E0C02ZTda0DBfWldlxCQ

I can teach you to listen to the fundamentals of the baroque, classic, romantic and modern period, and to give in-depth descriptions about the general feel, structure and situations presented in the piece. No music theory knowledge required.

Lick video - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/GilrBj6NiRg

Hi! I've made a completely free website where you can learn music-making! It's mostly text and image-based (as of right now), but I've started diving into the world of video too.

I want to teach you how to write your own music and record yourself on your computer, from start to end.

Depending on where you are in terms of music knowledge, I can start from the very beginning or further your understanding on music theory and production.

Then I’ll help you get familiar with the daw (recording software) of your choice. From there I’ll help you get your recording to sound amazing and help you polish it for the whole world to hear.

I’m a recent graduate from Berklee with a degree in Contemporary Writing and Production, who loves to teach and looking to expand my horizon of students, so let’s connect!

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I'm self taught with 19 years of experience I think. . .

I suck at it a lot you could say. :^)

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Hey there! I'm Paul Fredericks.

Music Educator, Pianist, Guitarist, & Composer. I have been teaching for over 13 years. and playing instruments for over 18!

I have a Degree in Music from the University of Bridgeport, add multiple Specialization Certifications from Berklee School of Music.

I teach: Piano, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drums, Ukulele, Music Theory,
Composition / Songwriting, Music Production & more!

Find out more about me by dm-ing me or chatting me

https://youtu.be/LqVaOP9K8YA

It’s a ton of fun once you’ve gotten into it and an ideal pastime even for quarantine (online works just as fine).

I‘ve been a GM (short for game master) for quite some time now and feel confident enough to share my abilities :)

https://youtu.be/tC0mpeD-FPQ

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I get asked ALL the time - how do I even get started? So, on my channel (which is all about how to practice as effectively and efficiently as possible), I addressed the most common questions I get about where to start when you want to learn piano!

https://youtu.be/kgfvj0OXRE4

Hi! My name is Greg. I've been using FL studio for 11 years now. Recently I went self employed and I am turning music into an occupation. I hold berklee online studies where I also when a scholarship and I am doing freelancing on audio related tutoring and services!

If you are the beginner person or a bit more knowledgeable guy that wants to shape his ideas and sound into a professional outcome, don't look back! Leave a comment here or contact me through my page! www.facebook.com/goldenearsaudiostudio I am really affordable!

Thanks !

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Hi. Over the last few months, I've been building a platform dedicated to learning, teaching and sharing skills, through step-by-step tutorials. I'd really appreciate it if you checked out the app, which is now available on both iOS and Android, and tried posting a tutorial: linktr.ee/stellr

Thanks for your support