How to Write Beautiful Arpeggios
If you play all the notes of a chord simultaneously, you’ll create an instant emotion in your listener. This is a powerful technique, and the most common way to play chords. While allowing a chord…
Read moreAug 25 2023
If you play all the notes of a chord simultaneously, you’ll create an instant emotion in your listener. This is a powerful technique, and the most common way to play chords. While allowing a chord…
Read moreAug 18 2023
EDM producers didn’t invent the bass drop, but it’s easy to argue they perfected it!
Having said that, though, the bass drop has long since gone stale. After becoming so popular, it was…
Read moreAug 11 2023
One of the most common mistakes producers make when writing chord progressions is focusing exclusively on the notes (i.e. the harmony). Now, it obviously goes without saying that the notes are a vital…
Read moreAug 4 2023
I’m just old enough that I got in my Grade 1 to 12 school years before computers and the internet took over. If you’re a Gen X like me, and there wasn’t a computer…
Read moreJul 14 2023
Within seconds of hearing the opening chords in Portishead “Roads”, you can feel your cortisol levels dropping and your body’s tension releasing. This intro has to be one of the most calming moments in…
Read moreMay 22 2023
Set your grid to 1/16 notes and your tempo to 113 BPM. We’re in the key of A minor here, which is just all the white notes from A to…
Read moreSep 29 2022
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Can you hear the weakness in this chord progression?
It’s a common weakness that you hear in most songs. Did you spot it? If not, here’s…
Read moreMar 3 2022
In this lesson you’ll learn a common fault that many songwriters and producers make when writing chord progressions. More importantly, though, you’ll learn our theory hack for quickly and…
Read moreMar 2 2021
Learn how to use our 5-Second Intro Rule to instantly capture the attention of your listeners, so your songs don’t get skipped. But first... Tea!
Hello revolutionary music makers, we are Kate and Ray Harmony (AKA Revolution…
Read moreMay 1 2020
In this tutorial you'll learn how to write chord progressions for the Covid-19 era (and beyond), using our 6-step success formula. But first… Tea!
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Read moreMar 24 2020
Are your chord progressions a bit boring? Well don’t worry, cos in this tutorial you’ll learn the one thing you need to change in order to bring your chord progressions to life. And, it only takes a…
Read moreMar 12 2020
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to spice up your melodies with non-diatonic notes. But first… Tea!
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Read moreNov 8 2019
Learn how to write a chord progression for an epic chorus, by using a music theory hack from Leprous “Alleviate” (off new album “Pitfalls”).
Hello revolutionary music makers, we are Kate Harmony and Ray Harmony (AKA Revolution Harmony), and…
Read moreSep 27 2019
Do you have a bass line, but now you wanna learn how to write a chord progression for it? Then simply use these 3 steps!
Hello revolutionary music makers, we are Kate Harmony and Ray Harmony (AKA Revolution Harmony), and…
Read moreSep 20 2019
Do you have an idea for a song, but you don’t know where to go next? Then learn how to write a song like a pro, with this new workflow series.
Hello revolutionary music makers, we are Kate Harmony and…
Read moreJul 8 2019
Learn how to write a bass line, using a music theory hack from Thom Yorke (Radiohead) “Traffic” off his new album “ANIMA”. Subtitles/CC available.
Hello revolutionary music makers, we are Kate Harmony and Ray Harmony (AKA Revolution Harmony), and…
Read moreMay 30 2019
Learn how to write a bass line using a music theory hack from Wu-Tang Clan “Seen a Lot of Things” (from “Of Mics and Men” EP).
Hello revolutionary music makers, we are Kate Harmony and Ray Harmony (AKA Revolution Harmony)…
Read moreMay 23 2019
Learn how to write melodies in counterpoint, using a music theory hack from Slipknot “Unsainted” (off their upcoming album “We Are Not Your Kind”).
Hello revolutionary music makers, we are Kate Harmony and Ray Harmony (AKA Revolution Harmony), and…
Read moreMay 2 2019
Learn how to write chords for a bass line in this unedited video that reveals the process of making music.
Hello revolutionary music makers, we are Kate Harmony and Ray Harmony (AKA Revolution Harmony), and welcome to Hack…
Read moreApr 18 2019
In this video, you'll learn how to use polymeters to overcome writer's block and start making music!
We get a lot of questions about our online apprenticeship course's unique format, so we made this video for you as…
Read moreFeb 28 2019
The piano is a universal instrument, so a great piano part will give your song a timeless feel. And in this lesson, you’ll learn how to write a beautiful piano chord progression and melody, which will stand the test…
Read moreFeb 7 2019
It’s easy to play a few chords that sound nice together. But those chord progressions are really bland, cos there’s no spice in them. So in this video, you’ll learn how to transform your progressions with one super spicy chord…
Read moreJan 17 2019
There’s many genres that are all about bass and drums, and many of those genres often don’t even use chords. But, chords are essential in creating musical depth, so in this video you’ll learn a game-changing bass hack that…
Read moreNov 17 2018
Strings are amazing, right? They can literally be added to any song in any genre, and they instantly inject an atmosphere that no other instrument can create. So, how do you write a lush string section. Easy, you…
Read moreOct 20 2018
When you try to write a "happy" chord progression, does it end up sounding cheesy, like the theme song for a kid’s TV show? Then we’ve got a hack for you that’ll turn your kid’s chords into mature…
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