Some tritone subs for you today 🙌🏿

Some tritone subs for you today 🙌🏿
From my latest eBook, Progressions You Should Know, where I outline progressions like this, and:
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🎵 You will understand harmonic functions
🎵 You will learn a systematic approach to analyzing and navigating chordal motion
🎵 You will enhance your practice sessions with step-by-step techniques
🎵 You will have access to valuable insights that make songs more accessible and enjoyable
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Hey great video! I'm a beginner in this field and don't know what's that double t which sometimes appears on top of the grades of the chords. Could you explain please?

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That’s my personal way of indicating that a tritone substitution is being used! So if I wrote Vtt in the key of C, instead of a G7 chord being used, you would use a Db7, the dominant chord a tritone away.
I go way more in depth in the ebook!
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