Music Theory for Electronic Musicians, Part 1: Chords

Editorial course preview

What the public course preview actually shows

These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.

Ableton Live piano roll editor showing a C minor chord with notes G3, F3, E3, and C3 highlighted in red and blue, annotated with W for whole step and h for half step intervals. — Preview 1 of 3
The Ableton Live interface displays a piano roll with specific notes highlighted to demonstrate the difference between whole steps and half steps in music theory.

A screenshot of the Ableton Live digital audio workstation interface showing a project with an audio clip waveform and a browser menu listing instruments like Analog and Electric,疊 — Preview 2 of 3
This view displays the Ableton Live software environment used for electronic music production, featuring an active audio track and a library of synthesizer instruments.

Split screen image with a digital audio workstation piano roll on the left and an instructor speaking on the right, titled Part 1: Chords & Chord Progressions. — Preview 3 of 3
A split-screen view displays a complex chord progression in a music software interface alongside an instructor explaining the concepts of chords and progressions.