Hey Scott, I've got videos ideas if you want to take some and make them into videos: Spam ideas: how to make complementary chord progressions: relative, parallel and beyond that / how to modulate? How to transition between chord progressions / parts (verse, chorus, super chorus, etc.): voice leading pre-choruses 5 - 1 production tricks Writing for other time signatures? How to structure beyond verse chorus verse? How to write melodies that tie 'weird' chord progressions together (Kurt Cobain was a master at this) How to write 'weird' chord progressions that work A whole video on walking basslines and using them to supplement and transition between chords, and how they add rhythmic feel Quickly adding notes to a chord for one strum Strumming pattern and fingerpicking integration, how to make cool combos. Also how to make 'good' patterns Differentiating guitars, e.g. different octaves, styles, tones (i use neural amp modeler and tonehunt, both totally free and incredible), panning Counterpoint / Multiple INDEPENDENT melodies Random but you should look into Elliott Smith, plenty of videos and reddit communties have analysed his styles and they're very neat
Hey Scott, I've got videos ideas if you want to take some and make them into videos:
Spam ideas: how to make complementary chord progressions: relative, parallel and beyond that / how to modulate?
How to transition between chord progressions / parts (verse, chorus, super chorus, etc.): voice leading pre-choruses 5 - 1 production tricks
Writing for other time signatures?
How to structure beyond verse chorus verse?
How to write melodies that tie 'weird' chord progressions together (Kurt Cobain was a master at this)
How to write 'weird' chord progressions that work
A whole video on walking basslines and using them to supplement and transition between chords, and how they add rhythmic feel
Quickly adding notes to a chord for one strum
Strumming pattern and fingerpicking integration, how to make cool combos. Also how to make 'good' patterns
Differentiating guitars, e.g. different octaves, styles, tones (i use neural amp modeler and tonehunt, both totally free and incredible), panning
Counterpoint / Multiple INDEPENDENT melodies
Random but you should look into Elliott Smith, plenty of videos and reddit communties have analysed his styles and they're very neat
Thanks Henry, lots of great ideas there. Thank you!
@@ScottGuitarist I'm sure you could just do a livestream and cover all of them in it if youd find it easier