[Download Now] Dean Vaughn – The Vaughn Cube™ for Music Theory

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A thorough understanding of music theory is important for beginners, whether they play an instrument, sing, or write music. A grasp on the basics of music theory will help you develop your musical ability, but will also encourage a growing appreciation and love for music itself. Professional musicians study music theory. The Cube was written by Dean Vaughn. That’s right. You can learn the basics of music theory in a few weeks.

This innovative and extraordinary method of learning can help you master the basics of music theory in just seven hours. Four hours of video instruction combined with a few hours of coursework will allow you to learn music theory, which can take years to master, with a 100% retention rate.

There are some examples of what you will learn.

• How to work with chord progressions
• Identify major and minor keys
• Identify and understand the different keys in which music is played. You’ll be able to immediately recall what notes are sharp and flat for music played in any major or minor key.
• You’ll learn how to spell scales, as well as the major, minor, and diminished three note chords and 7 ^th chords for every note.

You will be able to answer some of the questions.

• Name the diatonic chords that go with the “2-5-1” chord progression for the key of A Major, AND spell the chords
• Spell the order of the second inversion for the chord of D Major
• Name the flats in the key of Db Major
• What is the relative minor key of B Major?

You will be able to answer around 3,000 more, including being able to spell any scale.

You have to complete each video and course in order. If you don’t skip any of the lessons and don’t move to the next lesson until you’ve mastered the previous one, you’ll be able to answer around 3000 questions about music theory.

It is easy to learn and retain information from the Dean Vaughn Total Retention System. You will be able to retain 100% of the information you learned even after you finish the course.

The Cube was written by Dean Vaughn. That’s right. Music theory uses your brain’s natural ability to remember through visualization and association, which is different from traditional methods of learning. This system uses a cube form, like a room in your house, to organize and categorize information in a way that is easy for your mind to access later. Since the information you are learning is presented in a way that the brain uses naturally, your retention is complete, and you are less likely to lose this information over time.