I ve seen many POOR TUTORIAL. This guy does a damm good job making it all CLEAR to understand everything STEP by STEP going at an EASY PACE. Thx uploader!
I’m 15 and I wrote a few songs and have uploaded them to my channel and it would mean so much to me if I could get some feed back on them 🙂 (PS, I’m not trying to spam at all, I would just really like some feedback from you guys)
i—iiΦ—V—i—VI—iv—i—viiº—i Anyone know if this is the correct progression for Bach’s D Minor Chaconne (solo violin)? I think they’re all triads — no sevenths? Correct? Anyway, it’s a nice progression to practice in all keys around the cycle.
I have a hard time playing on a keyboard. I feel a lot more creative when I’m playing on an actual piano. Are you the same way with this or am I just stubborn?
Yes, C major, however any of these chords can be used in any scale as long as they fit in the scale. you can also use these same progressions (ex. 1-5-6-4) in any key, as long as you make the root of the key the ‘1’ and do the simple math to figure out the other scale degrees in the key….It’s reallly rreally easy..once you learn it of course haha…
ETsonggalaxy
I ve seen many POOR TUTORIAL. This guy does a damm good job
making it all CLEAR to understand everything STEP by STEP going
at an EASY PACE. Thx uploader!
Emily Chee
great video !
maxime cloutier
i wear bras. 0__0 ?
wtfu054
SHIT!!!!
Walter
Good vid, nice and to the point
StarKing Music
Great video. I just made a tutorial using chord progressions. Please check
out my channel
CourtesyVEVO
this nigga racist as hell, playing white notes and shit
TheOmnicell
very helpful Thanks
HurricaneRocker007
@Radicdj well remove the 7 chord because its a diminished which is kind of
not a pop music chord
Oliver Addams
I’m 15 and I wrote a few songs and have uploaded them to my channel and it
would mean so much to me if I could get some feed back on them 🙂 (PS, I’m
not trying to spam at all, I would just really like some feedback from you
guys)
nyx211
Turn on CC at 2:33
jazzflutist
Eg. Dm—EΦ—A—Dm—B—Gm—Dm—C#º—Dm
rookie3945
IS IT THE SAME FOR C MINOR
StudioGoldsmith
0:07 ‘just formed with satan’
HWil21
So all you do is count? 😀 Sweet.
Gabriel
so you can start in any chord you want and go to any other chord? You can
do whatever you want as long as you stay in key?
jazzflutist
i—iiΦ—V—i—VI—iv—i—viiº—i Anyone know if this is the correct
progression for Bach’s D Minor Chaconne (solo violin)? I think they’re all
triads — no sevenths? Correct? Anyway, it’s a nice progression to practice
in all keys around the cycle.
Garima S
this was amazing!!! 😀
Kris Benton
I have a hard time playing on a keyboard. I feel a lot more creative when
I’m playing on an actual piano. Are you the same way with this or am I just
stubborn?
Xtant Audio
@thebeatschool beer, mineral, it man, susan lol
thebeatschool
I thought so.
rubenuclear
Could not be more clear. thank you for sharing this. I really apreciated
Idol_DLaX
Thanks a bunch bra helped more than u know 🙂
Leto Beats
Yes, C major, however any of these chords can be used in any scale as long
as they fit in the scale. you can also use these same progressions (ex.
1-5-6-4) in any key, as long as you make the root of the key the ‘1’ and do
the simple math to figure out the other scale degrees in the key….It’s
reallly rreally easy..once you learn it of course haha…
SpockDon
Thanks Doug, v helpful.