The Hooktheory team sat down for an interview with Christopher Sutton on the Musical-U Podcast. We had a great discussion about Hooktheory, our thoughts on music theory, songwriting, and much more. Check it out!
We recently released an update to Hooktheory I: Music Theory for Songwriting. It mostly involved format changes and minor copy edits. However, a small section on pedal harmony was removed from the chapter on inverted chords. We thought we’d post this material to our blog for all to benefit from (and so that previous owners…
Chris Sutton and our friends over at Easy Ear Training recently published in-depth reviews of Hooktheory’s two books, Hooktheory I and Hooktheory II, that teach music theory and songwriting concepts in a simple, intuitive way, without sheet music. You can find the Hooktheory I review here and the follow up review of Hooktheory II here….
Would a hit song written in a major key still be a hit song if it were written in a minor key instead? You can be the judge. When an artist begins writing a new song, one of the first choices they must make is whether to write in a major or minor key. Songs…
Today we’re introducing exciting new features in our songwriting software, Hookpad: instruments and mixing, improved MIDI export, WAV export, and the ability to save a song to your local drive. Read on to learn more about the features or try them out in Hookpad now.
Today we are announcing several big new features for our songwriting software, Hookpad: MIDI export, sheet music export, guitar tab export, magic chord, lyrics, recording, and live MIDI input.
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