Make Music With Dice

Have you ever tried to get out of the habit of using the same chord progressions over and over, but didn't know where to start? Well here is a simple exercise that you can use in your own music to make it more interesting using a six sided dice. I hope you try it out for yourself.
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[@TimpBizkit]

2:44 Rolls dice, writes smells like teen spirit

[@rs-tarxvfz]

This is brilliant idea!! As math/programming person, this could be really helpful for music beginner. This is brute way of inventing music & is like finding random motif and then applying rhythm, harmony and other musical rules to make music which is very good for beginner. Thanks for this idea.

[@caterscarrots3407]

I like the idea behind using dice, doing something you've never done before. I even know someone who uses 4, 6, 8, 12, and 20 sided dice for music. But at the same time, I don't like it. Most of the results feel too random to me, I like having the harmonic structure and dice doesn't really do that. My most common progression is I IV V I, the one you mention. But I do use other progressions such as a i VI vamp in sharp minor keys. And sometimes I start off a piece with a diminished seventh chord.
Also, I don't hear ambiguity to your vi ii I IV progression. It's really 2 separate plagal progressions and plagal can feel final as I feel it does in your progression.

[@sammiplaysz3988]

I'm sad this guy isn't getting as much attention as before :(