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Music Theory Quiz & Games: Best Free Resources

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 If you're learning music theory, ear training, or rhythm, these free online tools and games will help you improve your skills in a fun and interactive way. Below is a complete list of the best resources available online. 1. Music Theory Quiz & Games • Learn Piano Notes (Game Based) Quiz Tree Practice piano notes in game format . πŸ‘‰  link • Advanced Music Theory Quiz Hub Guitar Challenge yourself with advanced theory questions . πŸ‘‰  link •  Complete Music Theory Quiz Platform MusicTheory Exercises Interactive drills covering note identification, key signatures, intervals, scales, chords, keyboard/fretboard recognition, and ear-training. πŸ‘‰  link 2. Key Signature Quiz Test your key signature knowledge. πŸ‘‰  link          3. Scale Training Games • Ear Training: Scale Degrees Toned Ear – Functional Solfege πŸ‘‰  link • Full Ear Training & Theory Platform teorΓ­a – Ear training, sight-singing, and theory quizzes. πŸ‘‰...

Karlheinz Stockhausen , Father of Electronic Music?

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“He is known for his groundbreaking work in electronic music, having been called the father of electronic music.” — Wikipedia Before we call someone “the father” of a genre, it’s worth asking, what does father really mean? In the Oxford Dictionary, it goes like this: “A person, esp. a ruler or superior, who provides protecting care like that of a father; a person who shows paternal kindness, or to whom filial reverence and obedience are due.” Did he provide those qualities for electronic music? After reading Stockhausen on Music compiled by Robin Maconie , I believe he did. His lectures are astonishing, ideas far ahead of their time. Even now, decades later, many of his concepts remain unexplored. It feels as if he’s still ahead of us. Caution: Once you begin reading this post, let go of the barriers society or peers have placed on you. Let your own mind be the master. The best way I can serve electronic mus...

Spark your creativity AGAIN

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Electronic Music Software You Should Try in 2026 — Plus94 Records Electronic Music Software You Should Try in 2026 By Plus94 Records • November 9, 2025 Bored of new plugins every week? Want something new — or rather something old? I felt the same craving for new tools but never found satisfaction in the latest releases. Then I realized: the spark often lies in vintage and forgotten software. So, here’s a collection of electronic music software you can explore in 2026. 1. Synaptic Probe — Virtual Analog (1999) "Synaptic Probe is an early softsynth that never got released as a VST, which it predates. It has been awesome back in the day, but the company that made it (Synaptic) has long but disappeared from the face of Earth." — u/alterom (Reddit, 2017) Watch on YouTube Downlo...

Christmas Music Radio Stations | Plus94 Records

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Christmas music radio stations you should try this year By Isuru Chamara — Plus94 Records · Updated: Nov 7, 2025 Every year, Google searches explode with the term “what radio station plays Christmas music,” including my search. So I decided that this year, you can select your own favorite from the radio station websites I provide below. One by one, I will tell you how to play the Christmas channel, and I will also give you radio station guides for a hassle-free listening experience this holiday. 1. Internet-Radio – Discover Independent Christmas Streams Website: https://www.internet-radio.com/ How to Listen: Go to the site, and there are readily available tags on the top border. You can click "Christmas" and here we go, you can play and select the best match for you. Note: If you ever want to start your own Christmas radio station, Internet-Radio.com offers simple hosting options: Fre...

Master Audio Engineering & Music Production: 10 Free YouTube Playlists.

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Master Audio Engineering & Music Production: 10 Free YouTube Playlists. I know how frustrating it can be when you're just starting out in music production and audio engineering and you're not sure where to start. You're lost in this mass amount of videos and tutorials. That's why I've put together these resources, to help you to find the right path forward.  1. Beat This Playlist   This is first "Against clock" series I've watched and This is a collection of videos where different producers, including some pretty big names like Four Tet and Swindle, take on this challenge to make a beat in just ten minutes. It’s crazy to see how they can quickly transform sounds into something unique. You’ll see that there's no single 'right' way to approach sampling and you’ll pick up tips and tricks as you watch each producer develop unique rhythms. It's a fantastic resource for anyone looking to understand the Art of Sampling and how to apply it ...