What are some good sources to learn music theory? I know basic

>>69328513
What gender is that thing?

>>69328513
damn that's the most scene human in existence

>>69328542
Afro

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>>69328513
"Music theory" beyond the most basic stuff is not important.

I'll tell you what you should do:
- Practice to get as comfortable as possible with your instrument. also, learn to compose from your imagination.

- Learn more about music equipment, learn about varieties of guitars, amps, synthesizers, pedals, microphones, etc

- Learn how to use a DAW

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>>69328513
For basic shit?
http://tobyrush.com/theorypages/index.html

And if you're mathematically inclined this article on scales and temperament is for you:
http://www.skytopia.com/project/scale.html

Anything deeper than that is useless.

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>>69328568
>I'm really comfortable with tubas and the such, but the only composing experience i have is with transposing popular songs to low brass ensembles(I'm in a high school band)
>This is partly where I'm having some difficulty, but I don't THINK this part is important, as I'm mainly into composing with daws and writing sheet music
>I'm about 50% competent with FL, learning as I go, what would be some resources i could use to learn more?

>>69328682
>Tuba

You might be surprised, but I actually used to play some Tuba. my suggestion, maybe you should also learn polyphonic instruments like piano or guitar.

>Learning resources for fruity loops
Youtube.

sonicfit.com is good

>>69328792
>Youtube

He's right. And definitely learn how to play piano "competently"... you don't have to be that good but being able to think of a chord/scale and play it instantly is important.

Guitar is good but hard to hook up to a DAW, you'll get laid more though.

Reddit.
And dave conservatoire.com

>>69328513
Eew, what the fuck? That's actually creepy.

>>69328513
Take a class