https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcUgaM60tfc
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https://www.reddit.com/r/musicproduction/comments/oisdpn/how_do_i_even_get_started_almost_no_music/
This will help you understand the software and arrangement followed in the genre. Step4: Once you understand the basics of your DAW you can start exploring the genre itself. Read up music theory, study song arrangements and most important of all try to make your own music. Step5: Rinse and repeat, it's a process.

https://www.reddit.com/r/edmproduction/comments/z53dgm/anyone_here_who_started_out_with_0_musical/
One year in, started learning music theory. 1.5 years in focused on soloing/improvising After two years I joined a band 2.5 in and they wanted to record, so i learned everything I could about recording and producing in a short time, enough to record us. Three years in quit the band, learned that's not for me. Wanted to try making my own music.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Guitar/comments/mwkuym/question_how_does_a_complete_beginner_with_zero/
3. Learn what a chord is. Start with the major and minor of all the notes. Not too difficult. You can do this along side steps 1 and 2. 4. By this time you'll know your fretboard well, the basic music theory well. You'll know what to learn next. And even if you give 30min to point 3 you'll know how to play a song.

https://medium.com/@ariannaodell/3-things-i-learned-making-music-with-zero-experience-d484470a8231
This January I decided I wanted to make music. So I did what any musician would do — I picked up my musical instrument and got my beautiful voice ready to make a masterpiece. Just kidding. In

https://forum.gamemaker.io/index.php?threads/if-i-wanted-to-get-into-music-theory-and-making-my-own-music-where-would-i-start-zero-experience.72849/
Hi, I have zero experience in music and am interested in learning more about it. Where would someone with zero experience look to start learning about music theory and eventually composing music years down the road?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Byh8Iylcois
00:00 - Intro/Rant01:37 - Note Names04:54 - Intervals07:27 - Scales09:37 - Key09:50 - Practice!10:34 - Minor scales are Major scales11:07 - Review/Summary12:

https://medium.com/no-wey-home/how-i-started-in-the-music-industry-with-zero-experience-c0fba98fb9e8
I have spent more than a decade in the music industry, and when I tell people, followed by the comment that I left my corporate job just a few years ago, they are often perplexed. The short answer

https://gaelanzenas.medium.com/30-days-no-music-4331630f7768
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https://www.reddit.com/r/WeAreTheMusicMakers/comments/exmdfu/i_have_zero_experience_how_do_i_learn/
your starting points are all good. books will definitely help you, so will learning an instrument and taking classes. but there always a starting point. I would suggest you learn an instrument, preferably a piano or keyboard - reasons: As you mentioned your interest is to make music/beat and produce your own songs.

https://music.stackexchange.com/questions/46097/i-have-no-experience-and-want-to-start-creating-relatively-simple-music-does-th
To get good enough at creating music, you are going to have to learn music theory. The best way to learn music theory is to start playing something. Keyboards are good because it is easier to learn music theory on and the learning curve (physical hand movement, placement of notes and chords, etc.) tend to be easier to master than guitar.

https://www.thefinaladvance.com/blog/how-i-started-in-the-music-industry-with-zero-experience
The next learning curve came from speaking the language of the industry. There's a certain flow and meter to how music industry professionals speak and interact with each other. Coming from a corporate background, I had a bit of an advantage because much of how the music industry operates, and still operates to this day, is a bit loosey-goosey.

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If any of the repetitions had mistakes, I identify what I think caused the mistake and start my repetitions over again from zero. I then try to do nine correct repetitions total, with a 10-second break after every three (so, three repetitions, 10-second break, three repetitions, 10-second break, three more repetitions).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R95SJVoACwA
I tried to learn to play guitar in 30 days with no experience. I practiced guitar everyday for 30 days. To see how good can you get at guitar in 30 days?

https://www.reddit.com/r/musictheory/comments/v4slnp/a_beginner_with_zero_experience/
A beginner with zero experience . Help me find the right way to learn music. As i mentioned I dont know anithing about music. I love music, I listen to a lot of music and have quite a good ear but never learned to play any insterment or read notes. ... If you already have a guitar, then try learning that. Practice chords so you can play

https://www.npr.org/2012/01/22/145461770/a-guitar-zero-finds-its-not-too-late-to-learn-music
Gary Marcus isn't that old. He's actually in his early 40s, and he's a professor of psychology at NYU and an expert on cognitive development. Marcus decided to pick up the guitar to study musical

https://medium.com/@markwkoester/learning-to-make-music-from-zero-to-album-my-music-production-learning-journey-af432b0279e6
The short answer to the first question is that it took me roughly 500 hours of dedicated focused attention to learn, create and produce my first music album, Take Life Chill. To the second, I

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This is the 3rd video in my "How to play piano" series. This will likely be the only sheet music centered episode, new episodes in the series will mainly be

https://www.reddit.com/r/musicproduction/comments/ystg9s/zero_music_experience_where_do_i_begin/
A producer has experience in music, music theory, technology, business, marketing, people skills, the ability to teach, coach, mentor, collaborate, and bring the best performance out of artists, then work with engineers to polish the performance. Recording songs by oneself and publishing them online is being a self-publishing musician. Which is

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https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnGuitar/comments/rqu8ka/zero_experience_with_any_instrument/
I tried this way many times and always ended with frustration. Until 4 month ago, when I suddenly realized that instrument is a dialect in music language and I need to learn music. So I started with basic music theory and learning guitar fretboard. Music theory made obvious that intervals are the key to understanding guitar.