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CONTENT OF THE VIDEO 0:00 Hello // Ways of supporting 1:37 Improvised Techno Set Up 1:58 FaderFox PC-12 6:30 Pro Tip on Simplifying Track / Channel Use 8:56 FaderFox PC-12 Knob Control Breakdown 13:47 Why Elektron / DAWLESS Sequencers aren’t great at Transitioning 16:30 Torso T-1 Breakdown 19:29 Mod Dwarf 20:10 1010 Music Blackbox // Stripped down Version of Ableton 22:00 Use DistroKid to Distribute your Music 23:09 Allen and Heath Xone K2 Mapping 23:55 How much Control is too much? 26:38 Analog Rhythm Performance Macros 27:39 The next iteration of this set up 28:51 Let’s hear some Techno chops Interested in purchasing some of the gear mentioned in this video? Support this channel while you're at it by using the affiliate links below: USA (Perfect Circuit): ►Elektron Analog Rytm MKII:

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Many people feel that western notation makes it unnecessarily hard to read music. If we want to sight read, learn music theory or just practice an instrument, surely there's a better way? Right? This has been a hot topic for almost 1000 years... AND I PUT IT TO BED RIGHT HERE! Support me on Patreon:

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Subtitles by Pentameron ---------- CHAPTERS ---------- 00:00 - Setting the stage 09:26 - Notation must die INTRO! 15:12 - Ancient Greek notation 19:40 - The history of western notation 31:57 - Chromatic staves 36:15 - The piano roll 42:54 - Clefs (and resistance to change) 44:42 - Muto method 46:45 - Notation & the aristocracy 48:25 - Tablature 51:40 - Guitar Hero 52:51 - Klavarskribo 54:08 - Other types of keyboard notation 55:47 - Musitude! 1:01:18 - Dodeca 1:03:01 - Accessibility 1:04:31 - Farbige Noten 1:06:49 - Jullian Carrillo's system 1:08:26 - The best of the rest 1:11:52 - Where can we go from here? ---------- BIBLIOGRAPHY ---------- BOOKS Julian Carrillo: Sistema General de Escritura Musical (Mexico City: Ediciones Sonidos 13, 1895) Charles Francis Abdy Williams: The Story of Notation (New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1903)

Willi Apel: The Notation of Polyphonic Music, 900-1600 (The Mediaeval Academy of America, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1953)

Gardner Read: Source Book of Proposed Music Notation Reforms (Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, 1987) ARTICLES AND BLOGS A timeline of music notation - Jon Silpayamanant (this is a wonderful resource with circa 900 notation systems covered)

Adémar de Chabannes, Carolingian Musical Practices, and Nota Romana - James Grier - Journal of the American Musicological Society, Vol. 56, No. 1, pp. 43-98. - University of California Press Musical Clefs and their Abolition, T. L. Southgate - The Musical Times and Singing Class Circular, Vol. 30, No. 559 (Sep. 1, 1889)

Cross eyed pianist on the topic of notation being ‘elitist’.

The Muto Method

Proposed redesign of piano sheet music

Musitude

The Modes of Ancient Greek Music

VIDEOS Reconstruction of Greek music, led by Professor Armand D'Angour

Offertorium: Jubilate Deo universa terra

An introduction to mensural notation

OTHER LINKS Daseian notation

Style similar to Nonantolian notation

Mensural notation wikipedia page (which is very good)

Database of high-res scans of early Christian music

Mensural notation scan: Missae partes decantari solitae: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus et Agnus Dei cum notis musicalibus

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Building a techno loop in ableton live 11 featuring Stepic and Reaktor. 00:15 : Synth Sequence with Stepic 10:21 : 909 Kick 13:00 : 909 closed hat 15:15 : Operator sub bass 22:30 : 909 Open Hat 25:30 Perc loop with Reaktor