Making emotive music - chromatic chord progressions

[0FindGlory]

Not sure the 2nd was better! the first felt more dramatic, deep, full of expectation and purposeful; the 2nd seemed conventional and familiar and less impacting. I've collected film scores (music with no singer/lyrics) and know that scores that are pared down to the very basics and those that use 'song stuctures' (repetition) are said to be the most memorable.

[stuartmlambert]

@0FindGlory Interesting! I think my general point was that behind any emotive music there should lie that very simple structure or progression you mention. People overcomplicate things sometimes and it can just cloud the effect you are after

[ordosincorporated]

The secret is the triangle that opens the doorway to the daemonic dimension. This doorway would open or split if you were to say start your C at the wrong stage. The sharp 5th interval is "evil". The g# destroys matter, it causes the cycle to go from down to up. The key to chromatic is to go up, like when a zipper breaks and your wang flops out.

[metallicamike]

The way you say "erm" makes you sound like a pilot.

[geofferzh79]

good video! good point mate i wonder that too

[stuartmlambert]

@geofferzh79 Thanks!