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Any good resources that do it the right way?

• marmetio 4y ago
  I've been using Punkademic and I'm very happy with it.
  • amelius 4y ago
    Looks like I have to pay before I can see what "Tools you will need to learn Music Theory quickly and efficiently". https://www.punkademic.com/course/music-theory-comprehensive-part-1-how-to-read-music https://www.punkademic.com/course/music-theory-comprehensive...
    • marmetio 4y ago
      That's how a paid course works?
      • amelius 4y ago
        Yeah, but I'm not going to start a course if I don't know what tools and equipment I need for it, upfront.
        • marmetio 4y ago
          They have a free trial. And a YouTube. And the courses are republished on tons of platforms, each of which has some sort of preview.
• Myto 4y ago
  Michael New on Youtube.
• ShredKazoo 4y ago
  This site is nice https://www.musictheory.net/lessons https://www.musictheory.net/lessons Music theory is not inherently complex, but the notation adds incidental complexity -- it's sort of like the QWERTY keyboard; once you're stuck on a suboptimal way of doing things it's hard to move off.