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The Songwriting Sourcebook: How to Turn Chords Into Great Songs, Updated and Revised

為了解決Guitar chords的問題，作者Rooksby, Rikky 這樣論述：

Rikky Rooksby is a composer, songwriter, guitar teacher, and writer. He is the author of Backbeat’s bestselling How to Write Songs series, which includes How to Write Songs on Guitar, Riffs, and Chordmaster, along with many other books about popular music.

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A Practice-based Research of Sound Design Producing in Videography

為了解決Guitar chords的問題，作者林永宏 這樣論述：

Making a good video needs to consider of many aspects such as story, image composition, lighting, sounds and music. In this study, the researcher demonstrated the process of making background music with an animation of Indonesia urban legend, Malin Kundang, a documentary video of Indonesian Muslim

lives in Taiwan, and commercial film of Ming Chi University of Technology by using the Creative Problem-Solving model which have 3 stages understand the problem, finding the ideas and planning for action. The results of this study provided a background music of the videos that enhance emotional feel

ing sync in with video images, documentation the process of making music and data collection from the audience and the musician experts, both feedbacks have a positive response that the music background was successfully enhanced the emotional feeling between the visual and audio itself and created a

conclusion of music element contained the ethnical element, flow of the music and the instrument choices. As the personal learning experiences from the researcher, a basic of knowledge music theory, understanding the context of the video and exploration of various instrument helps the student who a

re also interested to self-learning digital music.

Music Theory for Self-Taught Musicians

為了解決Guitar chords的問題，作者Metz, Will 這樣論述：

It is well known that many musicians, from amateurs to famous professionals, are largely and sometimes exclusively self-taught. Most of the time, these musicians tend to put music theory aside, but there comes a time when many become curious about this science and understand its utility and potentia

l. Unfortunately, they often get discouraged and think it's too late to learn theory, that they needed to start early, and of course, know how to read. Fortunately, this turns out to be completely untrue. Most self-taught musicians will also turn to books and realize many are written for specialists

and those who can already read music. They talk about scales and how to write chords on a staff, but if you are not sure what a note is and it takes you twenty minutes to figure out where a C is, it just adds to the frustration. Yet I promise that a late start in learning theory has no impact on th

e quality of musician you can become and your future ability to understand it. It is not too late I have also felt this frustration, which is why I wrote this book. It was originally written for my "former self," who not too long ago was desperate to learn theory in a way that would finally be clea

r, coherent, and understandable, while not having to read notes. This is the book I wish I had back then I know there are many people who share this feeling, and my main goal is to provide help and clarity. This book is based on simple, day-to-day common sense, and if you know your alphabet and can

count to seven, I promise you will understand theory. You may actually find it surprisingly easy, and I can guarantee it will considerably improve your playing and appreciation for music. Will Metz is a French-American guitarist and author. He graduated with a master’s degree in civil engineering

, in Paris, at age twenty-two, but he knew engineering was not his calling. After one year in the US playing music for fun, he decided to become a professional musician. He entered the Music Academy International in France (his first ＂formal＂ music education) and realized his engineering studies had

provided him with a big advantage in understanding music theory and explaining it to his peers, most of whom were also self-taught. Before the end of the school year, he wrote his first book (La Théorie musicale pour les autodidactes) which was published in France. He is a professional touring musi

cian and currently teaches theory and guitar at Metropolitan State University of Denver.

利用深度學習辨識吉他C大和弦之指型錯誤

為了解決Guitar chords的問題，作者鄧杰 這樣論述：

本文建立一基於深度卷積神經網路(CNN)的吉他和弦辨識系統，目的是讓初學者在學習吉他時，能即時得知第幾弦錯誤。數據蒐集方面，本文收錄剛學習吉他的初學者以及非初學者所彈奏的C和弦音訊檔案，透過錄音介面至電腦並儲存。資料預處理方面，本文將蒐集到的音訊檔案，分為七種不同錯誤的狀況，以及一種正確的範例，再對音訊檔案進行離散傅立葉轉換，並將其結果轉換成頻譜圖以作為訓練資料。最後，透過CNN模型的訓練得知成果。實驗結果得知，神經網路模型對吉他C大和之弦錯誤具有辨識的能力，在未來可以增加更多和弦資料並實體化，以利於吉他初學者有更好的幫助。