How Seventh Chords Work (part 1) - Music Theory Lesson 2

[noodle4u20]

Nice. Thanks again!

[AculverK]

PLEASE keep making these videos!! You're going to get me through college theory.

[hds3]

Clear explanation, thank you. All of my basic questions were answered as you went along in this video and the link to the first.

[Saquitala4Music]

Very helpful. Thanks.

[felippesenne]

very good!

[Joshradamus]

Great vids....Im an aspiring electronic music producer and these are very helpful in my quest to bone up on music theory and my keyboarding skills

[zhuhuimeizhi]

very helpful!!!! thank you !!!!!!!!!!

[SharkRetriver]

Just stumbled on this...awesome! Very informative, thanks. Will the next vid be on dimished sevenths?

[Rhaptapsody]

@SharkRetriver Thanks :) Yeah the next one will be on the two different types of diminished sevenths, the augmented sevenths, and the minor/major seventh. After that I'm planning on getting into inversions and extended chords and then finally into keys, scales and progressions.

[SideHatchStudios]

Another good lesson. I never knew the difference between the C7 & Cmaj7. That was a great example. I will be watching these several times. Thanks again for posting and I look forward to more!

[l00t1]

Wow, this is great. Really helpful.

[leftyginther]

Keep making these videos! they are the most helpful and informative music theory videos I've ever watched! :)

[Rhaptapsody]

@leftyginther Awesome :) I'll definitely do more.

[valeriobailey]

I love that you have these lessons on video! I can pause, "rewind" and even watch them again (as needed), which makes it easier for me to learn this stuff. :) Thank you very much!!!

[Rhaptapsody]

@valeriobailey Happy to do it :) I was hoping this would work.

[RyanNew1Two]

Awesome, I always wondered how C7 was different from Cmaj7 etc, Now I know. :) Thanks Michael. Keep 'em coming. Once you have a critical mass of videos, the views will gravitate.