I just checked out your plugin, and it looks really enticing from the demos! One question though: Is it compatible with macOS Big Sur and the new M1 Macs?
@@musicbugbear It's set up with my distributor. If you have your music going to a RUclips channel, you can link it with other uploads that are not music. It's called RUclips for artists
Andrew casually writing a song in the middle of a lesson because the chord progression is great, is such an Andrew thing to do. "We'll get right back to the lesson after I show you guys this absolute banger I wrote just now"
this channel is without a doubt the most creative thing I watch on RUclips. the new space idea is quickly turning this into more of a show with educational components which is just awesome.
SUPER cool to see a chord progression video that isn't just keyboard/piano roll. music theory really sticks in your head once you hear the concepts over multiple instruments!
Yo. First.. you're an excellent teacher. I love how your structured this and piece it together one bit at a time. Second... your voice is GORGEOUS in this song. So nice.
This is SUCH a clear explanation of how and why song chords can look so funky and have a ton of variation. Seeing you start with something basic and then add successive layers of tweaks is a really helpful example
I've been struggling with writing new music. This didn't tell me a lot of new stuff, but it's very reassuring to hear that what I'm doing is correct and it's just a matter of finding the right chords for my song.
another way to spice up chord progressions is by adding on diminished inversions, its actually my favorite way to progress songs. for example, the chord progression, C - D - B7 - Em, in the key of G or E minor. What i do is i take that B7 chord and instead of dropping down to the B, I go up a half step to that D# and play D#dim7 - F#dim7 - Adim7 - Cdim7 back down to E minor, or you can do, D# - F# - A - F# - E, by voice leading the chords into the next phrase, it also creates a lot of tension and can sound really cool, i dont think i have written a piece recently that doesnt have some some sort of diminished climb. anyways use that as you will. :D
On days I'm feeling inspired I instinctively do some of this and others day I feel so stuck. It's nice to be aware of what I'm not doing. Really helpful stuff
While we appreciate this RUclips channel like gold, it also hurts a bit that you are not recognized as one of the influential musicians in this generation. ( but you already are.)
DUDE!!!! Why are you not happy with you voice it is absolutely sick!!!! last song I bumped it up to 1.5 speed and was kind of wishing for a complete song. Love your work as they are always educational and you give me tons of inspiration for my own music.
Thank you for targeting underrated simple tips which are not the go-to generic ways to spice up chord progressions, those simple tricks are lonely and need some love; and some like Voicing start giving endlessly diverse results once you start considering layering and orchestration in general ^^
I've got a lot of complicated feelings about watching monsieur Huang's videos because I've been pretty disabled the last handful of years and money is scarce, so between the two I've barely done as much music as I'd like or acquired the gear I want heh. On the flip side, his approach is so friendly and welcoming and he always makes a point of not gate-keeping music in terms of level of experience or gear or whatever while being informative and it's such a fresh reminder that anyone can do music and it has inherent value as what you want it to be or make of it, the only rule is to create.
after years of production, I've learned I do some of these subconsciously but having andrew put it into words is really insightful and solidifies what my mind kinda knows. great video for ppl trying to improve the sound of their repetitive/boring chords, wish i saw this years ago tbh
For anyone wanting a better (or at least more ergonomic) way to play that E/G#, use a C-shape Barre chord at the 4th fret. If you're new to that shape, you can practice playing an open C chord without using your Index finger and then work on moving that up the neck while barring your index.
My musical talent: 1 out of 100. My interest in music and music-related content: 3 out of 100. My interest in Andrew Huang in space: 100000000000 out of 100.
Absolutely loved the tutorial! Great song BTW, a serious emotional trip in chord progression and the vocals were definitely on point! Thank you Andrew!
Between your vids and my bud who is a complete theory nerd, I feel like I'm getting this... you open the box, he helps me sort through it more. Thanks!!
a great way to work around that weird e shape with the g# in the bass would be to play the g# in the 11th fret on the a string (ring finger), then bar the d, g and b string with your index finger (9th fret). you can also play the open e string in the bass, with that 10th intervall between the e and the g# thats an amazing sounding chord. you can do a hammer on from the 7th to the 9th fret on th a string as a nice embelishment. its a simple major inversion but i really like it as a different sound for a major chord.
This song I need asap so I can binge it, blast it in my car, and fall asleep to it ❤ First vid of yours I watched. Subscribed so hard. That tune is epic. I haven't played my use since my Gmail died last summer. I played it for her while she rested. Youre ispiring me to go pick up my electric
A lot o good tips in this one. Playing bass I had to learn about passing note and how to step between chords early. It can be a lot of fun and add some interesting emotion to the song. Thanks for the video!! Peace.
that part at the end was really cool. choosing chords outside the key. I really wanna learn more about how you went about experimenting with that and selecting those weirder our of key chords.
Thanks man , this will help a lot of people , including me !!!! I never had any lesson in playing music , no theory !!!! Years ago , I found an old guitar in our attic , and .... 😊
I missed this kind of videos so much!!! Thank you Andrew, I love theory thursdays, especially when the knowledge included can also help so much in songwriting in general. :)
I know people knock your vocals sometimes, but damn did it work really well in this song! Also, weird compliment but your eyebrow shape is really cool.
Most of the tips i subconciously do when i play with the band but was new to me is C9 and Csus2 for example are almost the same, just that sus2 replaces the third while 9 doesn't, noice!
Amazing! You explained this really well. I think I’m mostly able to wrap my head around this! I knew about first, third, fifths, and also knew of sus and add but didn’t know what the latter 2 really meant. And I didn’t really know how to start playing around with chords in a structured way... I would play around with random chords until something stuck but now I’m in a rut where everything I improvise sounds the same so it’s not as fun to play anymore. I just want to be able to have fun playing my own stuff, not really feeling like learning songs rn... I will definitely have to revisit this video sometime. Would like to understand better why something sounds good/ practice making something sound better.
Blew my mind seeing you using my piano plugin! I hope you're enjoying it
let's go imagiro!!!!!!
Wow I’m glad you’re watching my stuff hi! Great plugin
I just checked out your plugin, and it looks really enticing from the demos! One question though: Is it compatible with macOS Big Sur and the new M1 Macs?
I was just about to comment that. So great to see the imagiro piano in an andrew huang vid. Getting the recognition it deserves!
@@andrewhuang hey it's Lim Doyeon, (clap) between 2031 to 2040, it released a future car called Manifesto.
I've gotten to the point where I just like Andrew's videos before watching it because I already know I'm going to like it
how are you verified with 8 subscribers? genuine question bc i wanna get verified
@@musicbugbear It's set up with my distributor. If you have your music going to a RUclips channel, you can link it with other uploads that are not music. It's called RUclips for artists
@@musicbugbear ayyo another "verified" boy here it's easy to do
Truue
@@ethanjyoungmusic i dont have a distributor, but how do i set up RUclips for Artists?
1:19 Passing Chords
2:45 Change the rhythm
3:07 Lengthen and vary
3:40 Re-voice
5:57 Extensions
6:50 Suspensions
7:05 Non-Diatonic Chords
Thanks, dude. This deserves to be top comment
Thanks for taking the trouble.
Nya.
@@CameronsMusic :3
Andrew, who is definitely in space, brings us an excellent video, which he definitely made while in space
It is amazing how he is able to use all the technology that not even nasa has
He is for sure in space 😉
So am i stupid or is he not in space currently? or is he and these are just all prerecorded?
@@trextonhaldeman323 He’s not in space, it’s for a show
@@trextonhaldeman323 i mean if you look reeeaaalllyy closely... thats not how you sleep in space but hey what do i know
Andrew announced that he was going to have a baby and then went to space. I never imagined he would be a deadbeat dad :'(
But one day we'll have the documentary where the baby grows up to be an astronaut to find an absentee father.. Like interstellar in reverse.
@@Cyrribrae so basically Ad Astra
@@Cyrribrae Soooo Howard from BBT?
2017: Andrew's time travelling arc
2021: Andrew in space
2025: Andrew goes interdimentional
*interdimensional
wait that was 2017?!?!
@@aringrey feels like yesterday bruh
Can you link the video?
2017: Andrew's time travelling arc
Also 2017: Andrew mentions building a space ship when moving apartments
2021: Andrew in space
5:11 Petition for Andrew to only play spaced out chords while he's in space
Lmao song challenge comeback
Andrew casually writing a song in the middle of a lesson because the chord progression is great, is such an Andrew thing to do. "We'll get right back to the lesson after I show you guys this absolute banger I wrote just now"
Exactly!
Banger?
48 years old, i can still think Andrew is one of my heroes, right? You’re killing it. Thanks for helping people make music.
Oh hell yeah man, Andrew and Rob Scallon are my fukin heroes!
The production values on these are outta this world! Yet another thing that makes this channel one of my favorites.
I see what you did there. And I am not complaining
how the hell did u got verified while having only 7 subscribers?
this channel is without a doubt the most creative thing I watch on RUclips. the new space idea is quickly turning this into more of a show with educational components which is just awesome.
Two chords, doesn't get much plainer than that.
Chainsmokers: hold my beer
SUPER cool to see a chord progression video that isn't just keyboard/piano roll.
music theory really sticks in your head once you hear the concepts over multiple instruments!
Yo. First.. you're an excellent teacher. I love how your structured this and piece it together one bit at a time. Second... your voice is GORGEOUS in this song. So nice.
hey andrew how strong is the wifi connection in space? My room isn’t cutting it
He’s not in space
@@BeastlyAnteater ...
@@BeastlyAnteater what do you mean _He’s not in space_
@@BeastlyAnteater yeah, when you say "He's not in space" what exactly do you mean by that?
@@tomrabbani he’s not there
This is SUCH a clear explanation of how and why song chords can look so funky and have a ton of variation. Seeing you start with something basic and then add successive layers of tweaks is a really helpful example
For me, can't stress that enough, *for me* this video is a case of, "I knew all of this already." But damn, I needed to hear this again.
I've been struggling with writing new music. This didn't tell me a lot of new stuff, but it's very reassuring to hear that what I'm doing is correct and it's just a matter of finding the right chords for my song.
another way to spice up chord progressions is by adding on diminished inversions, its actually my favorite way to progress songs. for example, the chord progression, C - D - B7 - Em, in the key of G or E minor. What i do is i take that B7 chord and instead of dropping down to the B, I go up a half step to that D# and play D#dim7 - F#dim7 - Adim7 - Cdim7 back down to E minor, or you can do, D# - F# - A - F# - E, by voice leading the chords into the next phrase, it also creates a lot of tension and can sound really cool, i dont think i have written a piece recently that doesnt have some some sort of diminished climb. anyways use that as you will. :D
As I was reading this Andrew just played it wth lol @9:04
That chord progression and melody at 8:10 is really gorgeous !
the budget for whatever this channel has become just went through the roof all of a sudden
i like it
Literally through the roof, since he’s in space.
Really love all of the space editing stuff, it’s so cool, also a lot of people still think it’s real lol
I don't think anyone does. Lol
Maybe before he "went" to "space". But now it's so over the top.
@@illestvillain1971 I did ;-;
I’m gullible lol
Edit: A lot of people think it isn't real.
That B section was BEAUTIFUL. Really nice progression
On days I'm feeling inspired I instinctively do some of this and others day I feel so stuck. It's nice to be aware of what I'm not doing. Really helpful stuff
I really love how your voice sounds in the demo
While we appreciate this RUclips channel like gold, it also hurts a bit that you are not recognized as one of the influential musicians in this generation. ( but you already are.)
That chord progression that starts at around 2:20 is so Young the Giant-ish and I absolutely adore that
love the imagiro piano plugin, would recommend
DUDE!!!! Why are you not happy with you voice it is absolutely sick!!!! last song I bumped it up to 1.5 speed and was kind of wishing for a complete song. Love your work as they are always educational and you give me tons of inspiration for my own music.
Thank you for targeting underrated simple tips which are not the go-to generic ways to spice up chord progressions, those simple tricks are lonely and need some love; and some like Voicing start giving endlessly diverse results once you start considering layering and orchestration in general ^^
i love how simplicity is such a focus in this. definitely something I struggle with
I've got a lot of complicated feelings about watching monsieur Huang's videos because I've been pretty disabled the last handful of years and money is scarce, so between the two I've barely done as much music as I'd like or acquired the gear I want heh. On the flip side, his approach is so friendly and welcoming and he always makes a point of not gate-keeping music in terms of level of experience or gear or whatever while being informative and it's such a fresh reminder that anyone can do music and it has inherent value as what you want it to be or make of it, the only rule is to create.
after years of production, I've learned I do some of these subconsciously but having andrew put it into words is really insightful and solidifies what my mind kinda knows. great video for ppl trying to improve the sound of their repetitive/boring chords, wish i saw this years ago tbh
4:15 I love the sound of moving tenths like that!
For anyone wanting a better (or at least more ergonomic) way to play that E/G#, use a C-shape Barre chord at the 4th fret. If you're new to that shape, you can practice playing an open C chord without using your Index finger and then work on moving that up the neck while barring your index.
That last chord progression and melody was sooooo frickin' good!
My musical talent: 1 out of 100.
My interest in music and music-related content: 3 out of 100.
My interest in Andrew Huang in space: 100000000000 out of 100.
I totally heard that c#m before you suggested it to play between a and b, pat on the back for me
Love the space vids. Love when youtubers spice stuff up like this.
The last song was so so beautiful!
Absolutely loved the tutorial! Great song BTW, a serious emotional trip in chord progression and the vocals were definitely on point! Thank you Andrew!
Man that track sounds amazing! 🔥 Thank you for the tips, been def getting stale lately 🙏🙏🙏
That simple chord progression has been stuck in my head now. Played it myself, recorded and sounds so good. Thanks Andrew
all these space videos are totally awesome
"ask your bass player to do it" is going to be my answer for everything from now on
Between Andrew and Rick Beato, I feel like I'm getting a world class education in music here on RUclips. Super grateful for all your work! 🙏
these simple tutorials are the best, thanks andrew!
thank you, I love videos that explore composition posibbilities in an easy to digest way
I'm loving the space vids!
Between your vids and my bud who is a complete theory nerd, I feel like I'm getting this... you open the box, he helps me sort through it more. Thanks!!
Legitimately the best music RUclips
Awesome video, this is really helpful. Also, that space life really suits you.
i funking love the space thing you're doing it's sick as heck :)!
a great way to work around that weird e shape with the g# in the bass would be to play the g# in the 11th fret on the a string (ring finger), then bar the d, g and b string with your index finger (9th fret). you can also play the open e string in the bass, with that 10th intervall between the e and the g# thats an amazing sounding chord. you can do a hammer on from the 7th to the 9th fret on th a string as a nice embelishment. its a simple major inversion but i really like it as a different sound for a major chord.
Dude, your voice was so good in that song holy shit 🤯
You ROCK Bro! Love you analytical and organic approach to songwriting/composition! Also, I can definitely see you in SPACE SOMEDAY! Thanks 🙏 G
Thanks Andrew for this video!
8:14 Instant Thom Yorke vibes. Thanks Andrew you are as ever, the greatest music teacher!
I was getting Chris Martin vibes
This song I need asap so I can binge it, blast it in my car, and fall asleep to it ❤ First vid of yours I watched. Subscribed so hard. That tune is epic. I haven't played my use since my Gmail died last summer. I played it for her while she rested. Youre ispiring me to go pick up my electric
A lot o good tips in this one. Playing bass I had to learn about passing note and how to step between chords early. It can be a lot of fun and add some interesting emotion to the song. Thanks for the video!! Peace.
that part at the end was really cool. choosing chords outside the key. I really wanna learn more about how you went about experimenting with that and selecting those weirder our of key chords.
When you wanted to write a song with this progression but Andrew already writes one that is instantly better.
That's a sick chord progression and melody at the end there, really digging it.
Thanks man , this will help a lot of people , including me !!!! I never had any lesson
in playing music , no theory !!!! Years ago , I found an old guitar in our attic , and .... 😊
Lolll this is a very expensive April Fools joke, well played ❤
EDIT: also, your music is fire as always
This could be his new studio
@@theoracle7463 true, but I prefer to think he invested thousands of dollars and many hours of labour into one joke
Basically how to turn a Harry Styles song into a Radioahead song, Awesome!!
That turned out great, beautiful song! Space vibes making magic!
RUclipsrs: make a tutorial
Andrew: makes a baller tutorial, adds lyrics to his examples, arranges, records and mixes a great song.
In space
Please tell me that song is going to be uploaded somewhere? 😳 such a vibe
this man is a lifesaver, love you andrew!!
the last song he wrote there was amazing. i loved it. i wish it was an existing song
This is *Super* useful. Thanks Andrew!
I always love Theory Thursday’s! Especially when they are coming from space!
My favorite video of yours really felt like I learned something
Super helpful video! Can't wait to share it with my music production class! Thanks for the Monthly course btw !
FINISH THIS SONG AND RELEASE IT- wow I'm going to listen to this every day
oH MY GOD THIS IS A LIFE SAVER
Oh my land!! Is that your bedroom?! The all white is stunning! I am so inspired!!
Thanks for the tips! Learned a lot in this video!
Love your videos man
GREAT VOCALS ANDREW
its cool how you went to space to teach all this music theory. nobody else has shown that kind of commitment! good luck w the food :)
I missed this kind of videos so much!!! Thank you Andrew, I love theory thursdays, especially when the knowledge included can also help so much in songwriting in general. :)
I know people knock your vocals sometimes, but damn did it work really well in this song!
Also, weird compliment but your eyebrow shape is really cool.
Most of the tips i subconciously do when i play with the band but was new to me is C9 and Csus2 for example are almost the same, just that sus2 replaces the third while 9 doesn't, noice!
even from space. you still teach us all how to write! thank you
that last bit sounded incredible
I love your videos, man. Great job. Like the off the cuff songs, too.
Coming back around from tip no.7 to tip no.1 brings us to the topic of things like secondary dominants which are good fun
A couple years ago this video wouldve completely confused me but I’m taking a music theory course right now and this stuff makes sense🤩 great video!
Your voice is unique and no one can do it like you 🥰
My GOD that song felt good! RadioHead would be proud of you! Ok, I’m going back to listen to it for the 10th time now!
You have such a Beautiful voice. And thanks for the tips!
Me, entirely expecting to be rickrolled: huh, this is actually just neat
Andrew you are my SUPER HERO!!
This space set is amazing
Thank you Andrew you help us all so much man!!
This was such an unexpectedly great video! This will really help me in my songwriting. Thank you!
You are great at content creation. Thanks for the sweet videos
god those drums are CLEAN
Amazing! You explained this really well. I think I’m mostly able to wrap my head around this! I knew about first, third, fifths, and also knew of sus and add but didn’t know what the latter 2 really meant. And I didn’t really know how to start playing around with chords in a structured way... I would play around with random chords until something stuck but now I’m in a rut where everything I improvise sounds the same so it’s not as fun to play anymore. I just want to be able to have fun playing my own stuff, not really feeling like learning songs rn... I will definitely have to revisit this video sometime. Would like to understand better why something sounds good/ practice making something sound better.