Love this series. I use Thinking Ahead vol 1 almost daily. There are no shortcuts! Btw, do you still have plans to release a vol 3 of your Jazz Scales series? That’s another great course. And I’m getting to the end of Essential Voicings vol 2, soooo…..
You have been producing stellar content. Love your channel. Thank you for sharing so much of your work here. Any chance Mapping Tonal Harmony might be ported to Android or the personal computer OS Which-We-Will-Not-Name?
@@mDecksMusic I understand. Developing for Android, from what I am told, is actually more time and work intensive than for IOS. The language used for coding is still often Java, which, powerful as it is, is kind of a hog, even for seasoned programmers. Should you wish to expand to other operating systems, I think you would need a collab of some kind, so that coding doesn't take up time better spent on the content you produce, which I think is unrivalled. Your recent series on game and film scoring, for instance, is amazing.
![[Jazz Standard] 'On the Sunny Side of the Street' for solo piano (sheet music)](/img/n.gif)
Swing like that makes me really happy ! Thanks , have a nice Sunday !
Love this series. I use Thinking Ahead vol 1 almost daily. There are no shortcuts! Btw, do you still have plans to release a vol 3 of your Jazz Scales series? That’s another great course. And I’m getting to the end of Essential Voicings vol 2, soooo…..
Yes we will, thanks!
Wow!
Damm son!, This one really got me going!
Intense swinging!
BTW is there a "Real Book" for progressive (interesting) pop songs?
Yes, there's a real book with pop songs, I think it's call the Real Pop Book
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Thanks. Follow up question(s)...
Which "Real Jazz book is considered the best?
Where can I get the Jazz and Pop versions?
I feel like you're feeding us the secret sauce. In measured doses. If we just follow the guidance, the world is at our feet.
You have been producing stellar content. Love your channel. Thank you for sharing so much of your work here. Any chance Mapping Tonal Harmony might be ported to Android or the personal computer OS Which-We-Will-Not-Name?
Man, I wish I have time to do that! We're a very small team.
@@mDecksMusic I understand. Developing for Android, from what I am told, is actually more time and work intensive than for IOS. The language used for coding is still often Java, which, powerful as it is, is kind of a hog, even for seasoned programmers. Should you wish to expand to other operating systems, I think you would need a collab of some kind, so that coding doesn't take up time better spent on the content you produce, which I think is unrivalled. Your recent series on game and film scoring, for instance, is amazing.
I am a subscriber basic level
How can i get the pdf ?
I don t understand
We're creating the pdf right now, it will be available in a few minutes :) (you should receive an email from youtube when we post a new pdf as well)
@@mDecksMusic thanks!!