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https://www.musicalysis.com/
https://www.instagram.com/musicalysis.web/
https://www.instagram.com/rodolfo.gug
Chosen Sound:
Live played beginning of "Don't Stand So Close To Me" by The Police
In this conversation, Rod a.k.a. Rodolfo GUG shares his journey from childhood musical memories to innovative tools for music education. Discover how he developed a software – Musicalysis – which is transforming the way we can learn and communicate through music. Rod and Philipp discuss a different view on how "good" or "bad" the music of the 90s was and the influence it had for today. They go into how music markets are now (globalized and fragmented).
Later on Rod shows Philipp some music theory, song analysis, and innovative tools like Musicalysis to enhance musical understanding and creativity. They discuss scales, modes, timbre, and practical applications for musicians and producers alike.
Philipp recommends to watch the video form of the episode to see the life screen sharing of the "Musicalysis" software.
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By Philipphttps://www.musicalysis.com/
https://www.instagram.com/musicalysis.web/
https://www.instagram.com/rodolfo.gug
Chosen Sound:
Live played beginning of "Don't Stand So Close To Me" by The Police
In this conversation, Rod a.k.a. Rodolfo GUG shares his journey from childhood musical memories to innovative tools for music education. Discover how he developed a software – Musicalysis – which is transforming the way we can learn and communicate through music. Rod and Philipp discuss a different view on how "good" or "bad" the music of the 90s was and the influence it had for today. They go into how music markets are now (globalized and fragmented).
Later on Rod shows Philipp some music theory, song analysis, and innovative tools like Musicalysis to enhance musical understanding and creativity. They discuss scales, modes, timbre, and practical applications for musicians and producers alike.
Philipp recommends to watch the video form of the episode to see the life screen sharing of the "Musicalysis" software.