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🗓️Joined YouTube in 2022 — 4 years ago.

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60/100

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81%

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Est. 81% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
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Established account (4+ years old).

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Music theory beyond rigid categories. Music theory isn't all about definitions, labels, and rules. On this channel, we're going to be asking questions like "How do I make it sound like that?" and "Why is it sad even though it's in major?" But we're also going to ask questions like "Why are there 12 notes?" and "What actually are the modes?" And we're going to ask "How does the Discrete Fourier Transform work?" and "Why are schemata important?" The goal of this channel is to make cutting-edge theory research more accessible. We're going to explore deeper answers to basic questions and basic questions about advanced theories. Some of my content is meant to help you out if you're just learning the basics and want to explore the "why" behind it all. (It's not my goal to repeat basic explanation of fundamental terms: YouTube already has lots of great content there.) Other content is meant to introduce college- or graduate-level concepts in an accessible manner.