1. C Minor - A# Major. Epic Dark. Song : Middle Child, Love sosa 2. A# Minor 7th - E# 7th sue 2 - E# minor. Classy, Dark. Song : Drake Child play 3. A# Flat major- G major - C minor - E# flat major. Evil sound. Song J cole she knows 4- E# minor - A# Minor. Sinister. Song : Humble Kendrick 5- G Minor- F major - E Flat major. Epic- lifting up . Song : For fun lil uzi 6- E# minor - D diminished - F diminished - E# flat minor. Darkest chord. Song : Pure Cocaine, Lil baby 7- C minor. Watch the groove change a lil 8. G minor - A# major. Trap effect. Song: yeat System 9. B minor- G major- E major. Uplifting vibes. Song climbing up all the wall 10. E sus 2- C major - A minor - F# diminished 7th. Story telling vibes. Song: Eminem Keep
Someone asked for numerals so here they are for everyone: 1. i bVI 2. i7 iv7sus2 iv 3. I V/iii iii V 4. i iv 5. i bVII bVI (add a V to get one of the most common “sad” chord progressions ever) 6. i viio iio i (the diminished chords that are a third apart share two common tones, if you add another minor third you get a fully diminished seventh chord which is actually 4 different chords at the same time. E.g. C Eb Gb A is Co7, Ebo7, Gbo7, and Ao7 all in one go, so if you start at any point in the chord you can move up and down freely and play any of the four chords while mostly retaining the same harmonic function). 7. i i6/4* i 8. i bII (The nu metal chord. Or Flamenco depending on your background) 9. i bVI IV 10. isus2 bVI iv viio7 (The F#o7 is a iio but it is also an Ebo7 (see above) which is a the leading tone of E. For this reason I’ve called it Eb since it has a dominant function in this progression, whereas strictly speaking the two chord is a pre-dominant function). *6/4 as in second inversion, ic for those of you who learned that way.
2:05 I'm confused as to what key signature this chord progression would be? No matter what signature I set my FL Studio up with, it shows the B note is not in key. Every other note makes sense. I'm still learning theory 🤔
There is probably a scale for that but it’ll be niche. Just know that going from a Major down a half step to another Major works well. If I had to pick a scale for it, it would be the chord you decided to go half a step down to, once you do that, everything is relatively normal until you loop from the start again
idk nothing i just bought ableton to push myself N seeing the colors on the keys im just counting / finding patters N stuff. this is cool cause i learrned i could use plgins to change the sound of it.. thanks guys eveyrone involved
This comment will probably be deleted because of it's clarity but, can't help it - these are fact. I'm sure this individual is an awesome producer but, the amount if comic relief was absolutely OVERKILL. The number of false starts caused me to avoid this video content all together. I will say, I feel the creator has an iconic idea towards building followers, and the free MIDI pack (which I did not -go down load) is absolutely generous. It's my hope that the producers will take heed to this comment - in the fine hops of improving video content for the future.
It's really irritating ... All the jabbering is just straight up annoying, especially when she's doing it over the stuff we actually came here to listen to. There's some good info, but god I wish these RUclipsrs would stop trying to be entertaining in this way. It's not entertaining, ... it's cringe worthy.
Hey there, just seeing this comment now! Feedback noted. Truthfully, we're just having fun on set and in the edit. I can see how the false starts could be irritating. Thanks for leaving a note.
Please tell me when making a song why the instrumental melody and the vocal melody and different like in K-pop?🤔I mean is it important that they should be different from each other? If not then why I hear in every song that the instrumental melody is different from vocal melody please clarify that and how to make beats when I already made the vocal melody. Sorry I don't know the technical terms so that's why I'm asking...
9.Climbing up the walls. Very inspiring very “hans zimmer” vibe😎 10. The last note makes it sick🤩 When you said “F# demonish seven” It gave me goosebumps.
Really enjoying this at a slow pace. I'm new to keys in general. Was just wondering how come you play with your fingers so far up the keys, is that the 'right' way to play, that you recommend? Your sense of humor is energetic and makes learning even more fun too xD
I’m into music theory and I’m surprised that I’ve never heard a song have the following progression: Abm (vi) G (V) D7b5/F (ii4/3) Cm/Eb (i6) it sounds quite cryptic.
@@GuyFromRUclips. nope. There some darker one. For example when you play chords in the Locrian or Phrygian Scale. You can unleash Darkness from these. Scale. Other Scales yo can are, Super Locrian, Phrygian, Phrygian Dominant, Harmonic Minor or the Double Harmonic Major. and when you add some dissonance you can really sounding evil af
Learn open chord voicing and tri-tones, suspended/diminished chords. Also, you want a downward progression to create dark feelings. Scales dont have happy or sad, the creativity is what creates the emotions. That's how you create darkness.
Damn, cant belive how dark it is, there's nothing darker compare to this, but you might wanna check out how mustis mustaparta play (dimmu borgir former pianist)
I loved this video it really helped me out alot. One thing though, those where the actual chords for SHE KNOWS but J Cole didn't come up with the melody. I just found out he sampled Bad Things by Cults. It has both the melody and the vox on the hooks. Shit is still fire though, hiphop is all about sampling. I just wanted to let you know
i wish you said what each chord is in the progression instead of giving exact chords… we can’t even play the progressions unless we play the same chords your playing so we’ll all have the same beats lol
1. i bVI 2. i7 iv7sus2 iv 3. I V/iii iii V 4. i iv 5. i bVII bVI (add a V to get one of the most common “sad” chord progressions ever) 6. i viio iio i (The f diminished is 1 note different from the d diminished not because they are diminished chords, but because they are a third apart, and all chords that are a third apart share two common tones. I don’t know if they’re trying to explain the fact that fully diminished seventh chords are actually 4 different chords at the same time. E.g. C Eb Gb A is Co7, Ebo7, Gbo7, and Ao7 all in one go, so if you start at any point in the chord you can move up and down freely and play any of the four chords while mostly retaining the same harmonic function). 7. i i6/4 i 8. i bII (The nu metal chord. Or Flamenco depending on your background) 9. i bVI IV 10. isus2 bVI iv viio7 (The F#o7 is a iio but it is also an Ebo7 (see above) which is a the leading tone of E. For this reason I’ve called it Eb since it has a dominant function in this progression, whereas strictly speaking the two chord is a pre-dominant function). And here’s a bonus one for you. Asus2, Cmaj7/G, D7add9/F#, dadd9/F (That’s A E A B E, G C E G B E, F# A D A C E, F A D A D E on guitar, cut out the doubles fifths to make piano chords if you prefer). Or isus2, III7c*, IV7add9b**, iv9b** * The c stands for second inversion ** The b means first inversion
Yeah I feel you bro. One thing I'd do to get around this is find the chords and see in which key they're in, then extrapolate their degrees and that's it, but yeah it's a bummer tho
Sad that these rappers are the only one's recognized in these songs while most of them know absolutely nothing about music theory and likely had no part in the actual construction of the chord patterns used in their songs.
1. C Minor - A# Major. Epic Dark. Song : Middle Child, Love sosa
2. A# Minor 7th - E# 7th sue 2 - E# minor. Classy, Dark. Song : Drake Child play
3. A# Flat major- G major - C minor - E# flat major. Evil sound. Song J cole she knows
4- E# minor - A# Minor. Sinister. Song : Humble Kendrick
5- G Minor- F major - E Flat major. Epic- lifting up . Song : For fun lil uzi
6- E# minor - D diminished - F diminished - E# flat minor. Darkest chord. Song : Pure Cocaine, Lil baby
7- C minor. Watch the groove change a lil
8. G minor - A# major. Trap effect. Song: yeat System
9. B minor- G major- E major. Uplifting vibes. Song climbing up all the wall
10. E sus 2- C major - A minor - F# diminished 7th. Story telling vibes. Song: Eminem Keep
The Eminem song is Kim not Keep
Whats an A# flat major
Number 4 should be Eb minor - Ab minor not #
Thank you!
"#" stands for sharp and "b" stands for flat you fucked it all up dude
Someone asked for numerals so here they are for everyone:
1. i bVI
2. i7 iv7sus2 iv
3. I V/iii iii V
4. i iv
5. i bVII bVI (add a V to get one of the most common “sad” chord progressions ever)
6. i viio iio i (the diminished chords that are a third apart share two common tones, if you add another minor third you get a fully diminished seventh chord which is actually 4 different chords at the same time. E.g. C Eb Gb A is Co7, Ebo7, Gbo7, and Ao7 all in one go, so if you start at any point in the chord you can move up and down freely and play any of the four chords while mostly retaining the same harmonic function).
7. i i6/4* i
8. i bII (The nu metal chord. Or Flamenco depending on your background)
9. i bVI IV
10. isus2 bVI iv viio7 (The F#o7 is a iio but it is also an Ebo7 (see above) which is a the leading tone of E. For this reason I’ve called it Eb since it has a dominant function in this progression, whereas strictly speaking the two chord is a pre-dominant function).
*6/4 as in second inversion, ic for those of you who learned that way.
Thank you
thank you im in my head like yo where the numerals at lol😂
Thank you. Way more useful.
Wouldn't bVI just be V in minor?? Or did you mean bVI from the perspective of Major?
2:05
I'm confused as to what key signature this chord progression would be?
No matter what signature I set my FL Studio up with, it shows the B note
is not in key. Every other note makes sense. I'm still learning theory 🤔
its cmin bro but the 5th can be played as a minor or a major
There is probably a scale for that but it’ll be niche.
Just know that going from a Major down a half step to another Major works well.
If I had to pick a scale for it, it would be the chord you decided to go half a step down to, once you do that, everything is relatively normal until you loop from the start again
idk nothing i just bought ableton to push myself N seeing the colors on the keys im just counting / finding patters N stuff. this is cool cause i learrned i could use plgins to change the sound of it.. thanks guys eveyrone involved
You were the most entertaining music production maker I've seen on the internet. Great Video!
Wow, thanks!
Nice, thanks ! Metal and hardcore musiciens have so much darker chord progressions in their pocket 😉
Cuz the video excludes power chords
I only wish music class went like this in high school 😂
Love this video ✨✨👌🏾
you would still get expelled you brat😂
i felt like this was made for ppl high or with adhd lol. I love it.
i’m not even high and i’m laughing for nothing 😭
im both
This comment will probably be deleted because of it's clarity but, can't help it - these are fact. I'm sure this individual is an awesome producer but, the amount if comic relief was absolutely OVERKILL. The number of false starts caused me to avoid this video content all together. I will say, I feel the creator has an iconic idea towards building followers, and the free MIDI pack (which I did not -go down load) is absolutely generous. It's my hope that the producers will take heed to this comment - in the fine hops of improving video content for the future.
It's really irritating ... All the jabbering is just straight up annoying, especially when she's doing it over the stuff we actually came here to listen to. There's some good info, but god I wish these RUclipsrs would stop trying to be entertaining in this way. It's not entertaining, ... it's cringe worthy.
Hey there, just seeing this comment now! Feedback noted. Truthfully, we're just having fun on set and in the edit. I can see how the false starts could be irritating. Thanks for leaving a note.
Please tell me when making a song why the instrumental melody and the vocal melody and different like in K-pop?🤔I mean is it important that they should be different from each other? If not then why I hear in every song that the instrumental melody is different from vocal melody please clarify that and how to make beats when I already made the vocal melody. Sorry I don't know the technical terms so that's why I'm asking...
Outstanding post it can't be any easier than this.. If you have good melodies to go with these chords you got songs
9.Climbing up the walls. Very inspiring very “hans zimmer” vibe😎
10. The last note makes it sick🤩 When you said “F# demonish seven” It gave me goosebumps.
IF truth existed this would really be called. "Here this is how you get stuck in a 8 bar loop."
Hot tip: Grab 2 chord progressions and get stuck in a 16 bar loop.
Stretch out 1 chord 15 bars and the last bar go to the next chord. Is this Lil tay grown up?
@@LANDRmusic Hilarious hahaha
0:51 Homegirl just casually threw up GDK, I'm 💀💀
FACTS
No cap I’m like wtf 😂😂😂😂
Why do tiktok girls do that shit 😂😂 so funny they dk mfers would kill them fa doing that
Peggy 🔥🔥🔥
Awesome, but which key is each set of chord progression in?
Are these chord progressions royalty-free ? @LANDRmusic
All chord progressions are definitely royalty free (including these ones) :)
When she said love sosa and threw the rake up I fell in fucking LOVE
Really enjoying this at a slow pace. I'm new to keys in general. Was just wondering how come you play with your fingers so far up the keys, is that the 'right' way to play, that you recommend? Your sense of humor is energetic and makes learning even more fun too xD
good video. learned a couple new chords today thank you.
Great! Please, More on this topic, chord progressions!!! TY
Thanks for the inspiration !
You are so welcome!
I’m into music theory and I’m surprised that I’ve never heard a song have the following progression: Abm (vi) G (V) D7b5/F (ii4/3) Cm/Eb (i6) it sounds quite cryptic.
0:35 The Mind Electric
how make ghirahim?
I see a way these chords can be used in a positive way.
👀 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Useful info 💯
These aren't dark
Definitely is
@@GuyFromRUclips. nope. There some darker one. For example when you play chords in the Locrian or Phrygian Scale. You can unleash Darkness from these. Scale. Other Scales yo can are, Super Locrian, Phrygian, Phrygian Dominant, Harmonic Minor or the Double Harmonic Major. and when you add some dissonance you can really sounding evil af
hater, yes some of them are indeed dark
maybe because all we hear is this chick talkin.
@@cerebrumexcrementand weaving her head
GRACIAS
Learn open chord voicing and tri-tones, suspended/diminished chords. Also, you want a downward progression to create dark feelings. Scales dont have happy or sad, the creativity is what creates the emotions. That's how you create darkness.
You can try:
Eb min - Ab min - Bb Maj
Pure darkness🤩
baby you are the best!
Lets spit some bars.funny how hip hop can be that dark!!
It’s the rule…..
Only pop usually uses major keys
Damn, cant belive how dark it is, there's nothing darker compare to this, but you might wanna check out how mustis mustaparta play (dimmu borgir former pianist)
I loved this video it really helped me out alot. One thing though, those where the actual chords for SHE KNOWS but J Cole didn't come up with the melody. I just found out he sampled Bad Things by Cults. It has both the melody and the vox on the hooks. Shit is still fire though, hiphop is all about sampling. I just wanted to let you know
When Rachmaninoff dropped his prelude everybody knew there wasn't going to be a chord progression any darker than that...
Wow!
What is the lady's name?
EPIC
7:50 is borrowed chord?
Correct!
Yooo this disrespect…why u dropped the forks?
2:00 , 4:26, 8.34
Try this progression: G#m, G, Cm, D#
Damn, didn't expect that to sound nice, especially with the last chord.
Will do
Hey can u tell me wht scale u in on the first progressions when the video first start
It’s the Minor Scale
Climbing up the walls is Bm G Em
The Emaj makes it sound more like the song Chris Cornell did for Casino Royale.
Amazing.
Thank you! Cheers!
3:02
2:14 Diablo
lets gooo
2:04
8:30
how did i get here so early 💀
We appreciate you!!
This isn’t even close to dark chords
We tried to include G7b9b13#11 but it was too out there
🕺🕺
i wish you said what each chord is in the progression instead of giving exact chords… we can’t even play the progressions unless we play the same chords your playing so we’ll all have the same beats lol
1. i bVI
2. i7 iv7sus2 iv
3. I V/iii iii V
4. i iv
5. i bVII bVI (add a V to get one of the most common “sad” chord progressions ever)
6. i viio iio i (The f diminished is 1 note different from the d diminished not because they are diminished chords, but because they are a third apart, and all chords that are a third apart share two common tones. I don’t know if they’re trying to explain the fact that fully diminished seventh chords are actually 4 different chords at the same time. E.g. C Eb Gb A is Co7, Ebo7, Gbo7, and Ao7 all in one go, so if you start at any point in the chord you can move up and down freely and play any of the four chords while mostly retaining the same harmonic function).
7. i i6/4 i
8. i bII (The nu metal chord. Or Flamenco depending on your background)
9. i bVI IV
10. isus2 bVI iv viio7 (The F#o7 is a iio but it is also an Ebo7 (see above) which is a the leading tone of E. For this reason I’ve called it Eb since it has a dominant function in this progression, whereas strictly speaking the two chord is a pre-dominant function).
And here’s a bonus one for you.
Asus2, Cmaj7/G, D7add9/F#, dadd9/F
(That’s A E A B E, G C E G B E, F# A D A C E, F A D A D E on guitar, cut out the doubles fifths to make piano chords if you prefer).
Or isus2, III7c*, IV7add9b**, iv9b**
* The c stands for second inversion
** The b means first inversion
@@InceyWinceydamn bro you’re actually a real one🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@InceyWincey its so fustrating cuz im new and dont know what any of this means 😢😭
@@InceyWinceythank you!
Yeah I feel you bro. One thing I'd do to get around this is find the chords and see in which key they're in, then extrapolate their degrees and that's it, but yeah it's a bummer tho
Becareful dropping gang signs
Sad that these rappers are the only one's recognized in these songs while most of them know absolutely nothing about music theory and likely had no part in the actual construction of the chord patterns used in their songs.
Don't touch the light!😄
0:23 if that was the real you I would unsubscribe and disconnect my internet and go hide somewhere forever
6
Focus on music instead of trying to be funny..
relax killjoy
Still too happy and bright.
Why did she just throw up rakes
3:00 funny asl
those sounded cold so i used the diabolical chord progression in this drill beat ruclips.net/video/_CiQEG8mQeo/видео.html
i think i love this women lmao
😂
When i think about dark samples, and progressions. I think lawtown ruclips.net/video/6QoNMQiJh40/видео.html
Haha
Chief keef, kodak black? Who listens to this sh?
People with testosterone
Wifu