@Urstruly916 , the tonic is being used. It's the Am in this case. The numbers this video assigns to the chords aren't really right. They would be if this was in C major, but it's really in Am... so the Am should be the "i" chord, It should be a i -- VI -- iv -- V.
i got a qestion :) im a new player on piano :) and im learning music theory for short time so my qestion is : if this is a A minor-so all white keys, than in one moment u using some of black keys which are out from scale,so u chaning scale and i know u can do that and that sound great but i woudl like to know,when i can do that? and to what scale shoudl i jump :) waiting for respond ! thx for all videos !! big up!
@p1k1m4ru The black keys he plays are F# and G#, making this A melodic minor. When going up the scale in melodic minor, the 6th and 7th are raised. When going down they revert back to the original notes.
lol was just going to make the same comment as usiqueprof. There is never a G (V) chord nor a C chord (I) so there is nothing suggesting that this in the key of C. However the E major chord at the end is the dominante of A min and therefor our ear tells us that this A minor is home. I understand however, if an earlier part of a suposed tune where in C major then I would be very easy to move to this section, thus thinking of it in regards to the Key of C. Nice chords though.
lol was just going to make the same comment as usiqueprof. There is never a G (V) chord nor a C chord (I) so there is nothing suggesting that this in the key of C. However the E major chord at the end is the dominante of A min and therefor our ear tells us that this A minor is home. I understand however, if an earlier part of a suposed tune where in C major then I would be very easy to move to this section, thus thinking of it in regards to the Key of C. Nice chords though.
Great vid, ive actually been looking to expand my production a little bit and go into more jazzy and RnB type music, are there any other progressions you would recommend?
@Urstruly916 Cause it's the same as a Imi, 6maj, 4mi, 5maj (dominant), in the A minor key. All diatonic with the extensions from there on out. Nice vid BTW
thanks , its so much more easier to make sense of it in video , really appreciate it.
BTW is there anything out there other L studio that olk would recommend to further develop i.e i hear ableton is good but , maybe bit of learning curve.
If you're looking for an easy way to get going I would probably have to say "Garage Band" on the MAC. You can plug in your Midi Keyboard and get going without really having to set things up.
Since you're using E7 which is the tell - tale dominant 7 chord in the key of A minor. That should have been a clear sign that the progression is in A min and not C major.
@Urstruly916 , the tonic is being used. It's the Am in this case. The numbers this video assigns to the chords aren't really right. They would be if this was in C major, but it's really in Am... so the Am should be the "i" chord, It should be a i -- VI -- iv -- V.
bdubs87 1 month ago
Doesn't get any better than this folks!! Great lesson
NationalSOCIOgraphic 1 month ago
i got a qestion :) im a new player on piano :) and im learning music theory for short time so my qestion is : if this is a A minor-so all white keys, than in one moment u using some of black keys which are out from scale,so u chaning scale and i know u can do that and that sound great but i woudl like to know,when i can do that? and to what scale shoudl i jump :) waiting for respond ! thx for all videos !! big up!
p1k1m4ru 2 months ago
@p1k1m4ru The black keys he plays are F# and G#, making this A melodic minor. When going up the scale in melodic minor, the 6th and 7th are raised. When going down they revert back to the original notes.
GattlingGuitarGuru 2 months ago
Nice!!
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hotamali 5 months ago
this progression rocks
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lol was just going to make the same comment as usiqueprof. There is never a G (V) chord nor a C chord (I) so there is nothing suggesting that this in the key of C. However the E major chord at the end is the dominante of A min and therefor our ear tells us that this A minor is home. I understand however, if an earlier part of a suposed tune where in C major then I would be very easy to move to this section, thus thinking of it in regards to the Key of C. Nice chords though.
SharmaYelverton 5 months ago
lol was just going to make the same comment as usiqueprof. There is never a G (V) chord nor a C chord (I) so there is nothing suggesting that this in the key of C. However the E major chord at the end is the dominante of A min and therefor our ear tells us that this A minor is home. I understand however, if an earlier part of a suposed tune where in C major then I would be very easy to move to this section, thus thinking of it in regards to the Key of C. Nice chords though.
SharmaYelverton 5 months ago
Agreeing with helmusico - this is i - VI - iv V7 because it's clearly in A minor, not C.
musiqueprof 6 months ago
It's i__VI___ iv __V7 progression .
In this example, we are in Am then progression is: Am__F__Dm__E7
It's NOT 6 4 2 3.
helmusico 7 months ago
so easy but so helpfullll
Apostolmcqueen 1 year ago
Don't wanna go to bed mad at you!!! by Neyo! 0:34 Nothing crying for Nothing crying for Nothinggggg... LISTEN!!!
ahtartersauce101 1 year ago
Great vid, ive actually been looking to expand my production a little bit and go into more jazzy and RnB type music, are there any other progressions you would recommend?
PhilJFlyMusic 1 year ago
@PhilJFlyMusic Hi, thanks. Yeah - I've got some playlists on my channel with more grooves.
Peace!
blagmusic 1 year ago
why does this still sound so good when the tonic isnt used?
Urstruly916 1 year ago
@Urstruly916 I suppose 'cos the tonic is still in the bass.
blagmusic 1 year ago
@blagmusic o ok in the bassline thats playing but not showing? i think i understand
Urstruly916 1 year ago
@Urstruly916 Cause it's the same as a Imi, 6maj, 4mi, 5maj (dominant), in the A minor key. All diatonic with the extensions from there on out. Nice vid BTW
MusicTrainerDotCom 11 months ago
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Urstruly916 11 months ago
@MusicTrainerDotCom Oh that's dope. That opens up a lot of doors for different things. Especially modulation. Thank You.
Urstruly916 11 months ago
@Urstruly916 Glad I could be of help! (:o)
MusicTrainerDotCom 11 months ago
Thank you for sharing these videos, so easy to understand and a great example of how to simplify the complex.
wighty28 1 year ago
@wighty28 No problem!
blagmusic 1 year ago
thanks , its so much more easier to make sense of it in video , really appreciate it.
BTW is there anything out there other L studio that olk would recommend to further develop i.e i hear ableton is good but , maybe bit of learning curve.
kinkabala 2 years ago
If you're looking for an easy way to get going I would probably have to say "Garage Band" on the MAC. You can plug in your Midi Keyboard and get going without really having to set things up.
Peace:)
blagmusic 2 years ago
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boorens18 2 years ago
Why not this?
i min7 - vi Maj7 - iv min 7 - V7 in A min?
Since you're using E7 which is the tell - tale dominant 7 chord in the key of A minor. That should have been a clear sign that the progression is in A min and not C major.
osensei2987 2 years ago
Tyrese's sweet lady song follows a similar pattern to this
YoungClassic01 2 years ago
lmao @ B. Cox making most of his beats with the m9 version of this groove..
he milked that groove lol
Q2IN2Y 2 years ago
What are the notes to the "Gospel style walk up?"
fbj1989 2 years ago
great
alicia2r18 2 years ago