How to write better chord progressions
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- Опубликовано: 26 мар 2023
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Problems you have as a guitar player:
1. You feel behind where you should be considering how long you’ve been playing for
2. Not knowing what to practice which results in jumping around from thing to thing and overall just wasting your time
3. You only ever learn parts of songs and struggle to actually finish one
4. You lack motivation to pick up the instrument despite feeling very excited to in the past
5. You’ve been playing the same licks/songs for years
6. You can’t play what’s in your head
7. Feeling nervous around better musicians
8. You’ve never really gotten the hang of the metronome
9. Music theory doesn’t make sense to you or feels like a massive task to learn and you don’t know where to start
10. And above all, you just sound amateur
Because I'm smart as hell and understand your problems so well, I've addressed them all in 52 Week Guitar Player.
Chances are by this point you're aware that the program is open for enrollment. We are looking to take 90 intermediate level guitar players to an advanced level within the next 12-24 months.
By advanced, I mean helping you improvise anywhere on the neck in any key, write chord progressions you never would've thought of or knew how to previously, tighten up your playing, help you feel confident around other musicians, understand music theory, etc.
I created a video explaining how the program works that I'll link here: brandondeon.com/52wgp-video
This program is not cheap, but it is the best you'll find on the internet. Watch the video above if you don't believe me.
52WGP is for students who are serious about taking their musicianship to the next level.
You'll have until March 31 to enroll but fun fact about this stuff: everyone tries to enroll toward the end. People want to take time to weigh the pros and cons of joining - this is completely understandable.
But just so you know, as time passes the window of opportunity shrinks. And at the end of the day, yes the program will open again months later (this is my business and I'm not closing it). But instead of staying in the same place for months, I'm sure you could agree your time would be better spent getting a different perspective on things - not just continuing to play the same stuff you do all the time.
I do my best to help you chefs out with all of these fookin community posts all the time. For some of you, that's all you need. There's nothing wrong with that and I'm happy to be helping you out.
But for those of you that want to improve at a faster pace, I'll see you on the other side dammit.
Here's the link once again: brandondeon.com/52wgp-video
Okay bye.
-Brandon
Hey nice hat
You forgot the worst guitarist problem: being on cigarettes
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Lmao the way you make it funny but still teach what needs to be taught is awesome
Man I like this dude he got me practicing for 6 to 8 hours a day because of how he gets under my skin. Just you wait I will be the punk rock taylor swift guitarist I always waited to be
Huh. I *have* been feeling pissed off about all the chord progressions I noodle on. I haven't been modulating lately in my improvisation. That pisses me aaawff. Thanks for the reminder.
I have learned alot from your course.
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"Fuck you up in a good way"
Also mess around by mixing up modified versions of scales! Mix up chords from a harmonic minor with your C major progression. Or your C harmonic major with your C major progression! That leads to great progressions like
C - E7 - F - Fm!
you can also interpret that Bb as a parallel chord from Cmin
It actually helped thanks sir
I just play what sounds good
Yeah, but this is a roadmap to show you what sounds good and why.
It's not 100% necessary, but it can be very helpful to people who want to understand the context behind it.
To each his own essentially but there's def a lot of value in expanding knowledge and vocabulary/tools.
Keep rockin bro
@@jlu965 i mean thats a lot of music theory, just explaining why things work. A lot of people don't know why they write it the way they do it just sounds good to them. leaning music theory is just a way to make it easier for yourself to make your music sound good (imo)
@@Av-te7zeI think it’s almost a shortcut, and I use that very loosely. But a lot of great players who don’t know much theory were probably jamming since they were a kid, and played with other musicians and learned songs and figured out what goes where in doing so. The beautiful part about theory is that you don’t have to wing it until it works. You just know it works!
Again great advice. Key changes make music interesting and gives you more chords to play with. I like how you can move major chords up a tone several times which works well for changing keys. i.e. Play the chords C to D to E to F#. Then all of a sudden C# Major key is at your disposal. A G#7 at the end of that would make it an even an even smoother transition.
Good stuff
thanks ! this pissed me offf !
You can just talk normal while you give us the tips man. We will still watch.
but then it’s not fun
@@maxproduxes Man I envy you. If you think thats fun theres a lot of places you could go to hear people talk like this. You could host a TCG game night, or get a job at gamestop, for starters.
@@hueysharapova7175 haha but if he talked normal then he would be like everybody else
Thanks Brandon, I think I'm starting to understand!
This video gave answers to so many questions…
My progress on guitar skyrocketed once I got on THE CIGARETTES!
I love this
Great music is less about structure and rules and more about flow (listening with the ears not thinking with rules) .just as the universe flows naturally , music is a part of the universe .
That's interesting! Thank you!
Bro U are Giving People one of the Best tips for guitar learners in every vid❤
You make me laugh so good bruv. Tysm for the helpful advice
He did the thing that feels right when I do it and I like it
thks help me a lot😂
Bro got the ozzy soul
This guy knows his stuff, I need to sign up for his classes
It’s a fantastic program.
You’re cool as shit mister!
WTF. BRUH YOU JUST EXPANDED MY BRAIN IN ONE MIN LOL.
This dude is like the guy from Whiplash
I use a lot of minor plagal cadences in my chord progressions.Another thing I use is the dominant chord to either:1)Change key clockwise along the circle of 5ths
2)Change key up a whole tone
You should seek medical attention for that.
@@scottashe984 you should get off the cigarettes
genius
YES
Hair tutorial next
Can u do one for the minor scales pls
My head hurtss where’s my 035
You've gotten a lot less pissed off sounding from when I watched you a few years ago lol
You wrote Dm instead of Gm in F key
Yeah, big fun in the Sun sounds good when it's baltic outside
Letterkenny vibes
Idk why but I was scared that a rock roll was incoming
Look Who’s Inside Again Chords
I need help with my fiddle.
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Phuck u up is the funniest thing I've ever seen
Harsh taskmaster are ye, Brandon.
(good)
The question is, why didn't I think of it myself?
Thinking of this is this like doing modes?
I feel like this kid was greatly influenced by the Powerthurst videos.
Why is Dm doubled in key of F
Iron Maiden does this in their song Paschendale
Is this sort of the same concept of secondary dominance?
How can I tell what key I'm playing in..? And what happens when you do like a c-add 9 for example. As I tend to try to voice my chords different
I didn't know my padiwan plays guitar
Este sujeto me grita en la cara, pero me agrada
Bros on the spectrum for sure.
Ohhh i do this naturally lol😂
In the words of the late Captain Raymond Holt, "Ohhhh this opens up so many new avenues!"
Thanks man!
And now, I'm going to just leave
👍
uhm from the key of F, should the Dm be Gm right?
Could absolutely play a young Jordan Peterson in a biopic.
Hi novice music guy here but when you use it as a pivot to a new key doesn't that mean that the song has 2 keys instead of one? Then let's say an artist wants to get on the song they would have to sing in 2 keys?
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How do you save youtube shorts? I'm bad at chord progressions
I share them with text message and send them to my own number.
So basically I can play multiple keys at once??? Aite
wtf is major?
I wonder how many subs he needs for age reveal
Circle of 5ths?
What about the order of chords in a minor key?
Just start the order of chords in a major key from the sixth chord. So the order is
Min - Dim - Maj - Min - Min - Maj - Maj
I don't even know what chord progression is
A progression is the order of chord changes used. Most commonly used in modern music, is referred to as a "riff".
Ex: the first chords he lists out, is an initial riff "chord progression". Which can be lead into the second chords list, that would be referred to, as the second riff "chord progression".
You're not Steve Terreberry and Nik Nocturnal dude.
What concept is this in music theory?
Relative notes/chords, to different keys, for the progression/sequence to still harmonize, through the key change
Basixally the circle of fifths and how you can use the 4th and 5th degrees of a scale to either switch to relative keys and borrow chords from those keys while still primarily playing within the original key that you’re in
I don't know what any of this mans im just playing what sounds good help 😭😭😭
wait, people write chord progressions, I thought my hope for humanity was gone but theres still people with brain in the music industry it seems
Shit creators have to do to stand out these days😂
Isn't the formula of major W W H W W W H? Please comment
This guy pisses me off so much he makes me wanna learn music theory
Steal them because it isnt plagiarism to steal progressions.
Seems you went through a lot learning that instrument I can see the past anger on your face but you kinda trying to distress and play it cool n easy😊
isn't this just modulation?
Finger a minor
They never needed to learn all those mathematical theories of music to become revolutionary and famous composers.
And that's not just true of Afro-Americans. Even Ennio Morricone, in his early days as a composer, confessed to knowing nothing about music theory. The same goes for Hans Zimmer and the great master Beethoven.
I don't mean to be pejorative towards the white community. I'm just stating the obvious.
White people love to study and analyze everything. It's great for the advancement of technology. But in music, the more you study music theory, the further you get from the music.
Take Jacob Collier, for example. He never composed a single hit in his life. He's a great reference in the field of music theory, but in reality he's not a musician, he's just a music scientist. His name will never be inscribed alongside composers such as Lionel Richie, Steve Wonder, Pharell William... All guys who never learned a single line of music theory.
The more music theory you learn, the further away you get from music.
Which means, if you know as much about music as you pretend to, get your butt out of that miserable youtube teacher's chair and go take your destiny into your own hands. Face your fears of failure and become the next rock star. Because I'm guessing you didn't spend all those years learning to play the guitar, only to show up on youtube giving lessons.
Was creating an army of guitarists your childhood dream?
Now just leave
🤓☝️ how to write better chord progressions
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Bye
This man is so corny
Stop speaking like that. Its boring .
Clown🤡
i don’t like this dude he to extra and over the top with the talking
Then move on..