You begin searching for music learning sites when your best friend is a musician. Well, that was us. A few days back, we were looking for some free places to learn music. We are here at Studio Notes Online to tell you what we found. Let’s beat in!

1. Wiki-How

We don’t why Wiki sites always have the most straightforward solutions, but that’s the first sight anyway. Suppose you want to learn to understand fancy music symbols. Then Wiki-How is a lifesaver. The detailed lessons clear all the concepts, and you know more with little fuss.

2. Ableton’s course

Articles may not help some of you that much. Try this course by Ableton. Made for beginners by various artists, it explains everything step-wise. The hands-on exercises make it easier to remember the lessons. It teaches you the different instruments and also provides a basic understanding of notes.

3. Dolmetsch

You may not feel like sitting in the 22nd century when you open Dolmetsch.com. Regardless of its antique interface, the lessons are up-to-date. There is an entire section that explains how to read the music notes. 

If you want to be a master musician, you should try this site by one of the most excellent French musicians.

4. Berklee Online

Online Music School always sounds intriguing. Berklee is excellent if you are comfortable learning in a school environment. They offer various certifications and degrees, which serve as another motivation while practicing lessons.

Most of the Berklee courses require basic music knowledge. However, you can take the set of free 12 lessons if you are starting.

5. Tonesavvy

Redesigned and Rebranded from eMusic Theory. Tonesavvy is a popular website among music pupils or self-taught musicians. 

There are two sections here. One for ear training and the other for music theory. Practice both the sections step by step, and you will be a music master.

6. Teoria

Teoria has the most accessible tutorials when it comes to learning music theory basics. Like ToneSavvy, you will find both the ear training and music theory sections here. 

The other thing is the music theory guide. It is a reference guide that addresses all your doubts and confusion. 

7. One-minute music lesson

Magical music lessons under 60 seconds explain everything. Luckily, We found this YouTube channel. All classes here are about 1 minute long. 60 seconds lessons are best when the schedule is tight, and you don’t want to skip the practice schedule.

8. 8 notes

8notes is a common site for learning the basics of Music theory. You might know this name if you are a Studio Notes Online fan. It also has excellent music theory sections and categories which you can explore.

9. Michael New

Michael New is my new favorite music channel. The comprehensive and practical videos help us understand a lot. Videos lessons are more straightforward as compared to written things. As for advice to fellow beginners, go with the videos to get the best.

10. Data Dragon

Are you looking for those handwritten music tutorials? Well, try out Data Dragon. There are various sections you can look into. Each one deals with a specific topic like types of notes, symbols and shapes, and more. 

Conclusion

Learning is a process of searching. The sites above are the top websites for music theory basics. However, you will learn true art if you look for yourself. Try out other sources, experiment, and learn. Studio Notes Online wishes you luck in your music journey!