Before Music Theory: Untold Secrets You Must Know Before You Learn the Art of Music

it starts many years ago when I was quite upset to discover one of my books published here without my knowledge. Unsure of whom to approach, after two years only to find another book of mine—specifically a collection of essays—also published here. However, I soon realized that Audioz had promoted my book in four important countries, leading to an increase in sales.

Many colleagues were upset, and publishers had a lot to say about this situation. At the time, they managed to pursue legal action against other sites that no longer exist; however, new sites continue to emerge, often quicker than it takes to file a lawsuit, even from places like Russia. Unfortunately, many of these sites end up publishing our work. It’s important to note that there is a distinction between a publisher and an editor, which most people may not be aware of. When you read, try to determine if the material has been vetted by knowledgeable individuals; otherwise, you risk wasting time on nonsensical content that can hinder a music student's progress.

I have had more legal problems with publishers or editors who do not share the number of books sold.

I registered on audioz and quickly felt at home. Initially, I was frustrated, but before I knew it, my routine of visiting became a daily habit. I started checking in every day, commenting on books I was familiar with and new ones, as I had already read many of them, including some that didn’t even deserve to be read. I met Olymoon, in memoriam here even before he became a moderator. Having a friendship with him, a Frenchman, was a point of pride for me, as it's rare for French people to become fans of others (my opinion). He even invited me to visit him and his family on the island of Tenerife. He was the only person who truly knew me. It was a shame to lose someone with such experience so soon.

As a child, my mother forced me to type on mechanical typewriters. Back then, Windows computers barely existed; only the wealthy could afford them, so I developed a fast typing skill.
Since the pandemic, I have written 3 million words, which I plan to refine for use in other projects related to music and production. I can't stop writing, but I only do it when I believe it can be helpful to someone.
Just last week, a guy found one of my comments on Audioz through Google and registered on the forum just to ask me a question. This has happened many times, and I genuinely enjoy it.


I’m grateful for your eXACT advice; it’s always on point!

On the day you publish your book, I would be happy to review it for you.