Signals Music Chord Progression Codex

This proved to me that reading a theory book isn't boring, the teaching method is excellent!

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I've enjoyed Jake's straightforward and practical treatment of classical, rock, and jazz theory. There's so much in here, and so much more engaging than that dusty old music theory book on my shelf that I never quite felt like pushing through to the finish on. The focus on using theory for composition is also really encouraging.

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very informative and clearly explained,

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Short concise easy to understand chapters. The course flows well continuously building on previous chapters. Easy to access previous chapters for review.

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Been making "noise" now for about 44 years now. I attempted to learn music theory from a book that first wanted me to learn music notation. I dropped it like a hot potato, giving up on ever learning theory (not for me I thought). I made hundreds of noise recordings with no understanding of notes, chords, structure etc. Nothing sounded like music, but within weeks I created something musical!

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A wealth of knowledge with the greatest ease of accessibility. Like a proper education, it leaves me eager to pursue the answers to my own questions through experimentation, rather than frustrated and scratching my head over the same unanswered questions I began the book with. I dislike this phrase because it feels like superficial consumerism, but this book is truly "Quality Content!" Enjoy it!

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Jacob, again did an amazing job with putting this together. He has a great talent to teach and making information understandable…

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Although I am far from finishing it, I can already say that it has been the best investment I have made into my musical knowledge. It contains all the information you need to start composing music in any genre that interests you. All of this information is provided to you in an easy-to-follow approach that anyone at any level can follow. I see myself in the future coming back to this book.

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