If you want to know how to write advanced chord progressions, you gotta know how to modulate. This tutorial will show you how.
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Sounds like Jeff Lorber
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Very nice progression and nice use of the Herbie Hancock m11 chord 😊
Muito bom parabéns…
Imo you are still borrowing a bIII chord from Cminor by using the EbMaj9, it doesn't sound like the new tonic.
thanks
How do you choose the pivot chord? Just a random chord that's in both scales? And once it's chosen you can go to any scale that has that chord? Thanks to anyone who answers!
Thanks..great lesson..
This is terrifically well made, understood everything first watch. Thank you !
Can you do something on negative harmony please or superimposing?? Thx
I love this jawn! Especially the first two chords cause I feel that it gives off a sense of tension in the groove.
Love it!! You are so inspiring, love learning yours loops!!!! Thank you so much:)
Recognise glasper and doobie Powell in your chords mate!😃
Dude. Simply awesome! Thank you!
can you make some common trap chord progression?
Just saw you're a pug father that's so many more points thanks keep it up
This is really really great, thank you for sharing your knowledge
Reminds me of Pat Metheny harmonies, I like it a lot!
Could you analyze butterflies by Michael Jackson? A nice neo soul song but sheets say its ab major which I don't think it is. I don't know much about music theory but from the sheets it seems a modulation from ab major 1,4 to emaj 1,4
@1:14 "We got the spread in the left hand." –That's What She Said
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The song sounds like a song Anita Baker would do.
dude thank u i learned alot
Best Jazz lesson ever !!!! 10000 thanks Jeff Schneider!
Great tutorial!
This has been one of my favourites, I love the smooth neo-soul sound 🙂
Learned a lot from this one man!
Love your work!
A tutorial for all these chords and the theory behind it and where and when to use them and why do they create a soul environment and what is the difference between blues and soul, can the same chords be used to create a blues music?
Thanks Jeff,always learning from you!
100,000 and congratulations
Congrats on 100k! You deserve it completely! Keep making vids like this.
Sweeeeeeeeeet. You drive me crazy.. I mean your approach.. so smooth.. the way you n melt, flow n join the next chord.. simply BRILLIANT.
Jeff, PLEASE READ…I'm looking at ways to change keys in the smoothest possible way. For instance I understand all of the basic info on modulations (dominant motion, pivot chords, common tone, modal interchange, etc). But I don't even know if the concept I'm thinking of exist. Lately I've been trying to change from D to C (or any whole step down) which is fairly uncommon and then ultimately to be able to move between any key. I want to move into C from D w/o anyone "feeling" it or being surprised by it. I've tried common tone moments (melody ends on note D) and tried to introduce less sharps with each chord to mask the move. It always seems I come back to some sort of "walk up/down" or dominant motion needing to be introduced. I feel like there is a way to do this through common tone movements and modal interchange but I just keep standing back and thinking it doesn't sound like what I want. Any ideas or possible video idea?
Nice nice nice NICE! Explanations I like 🙂 One question: why 9 or 11 or 13? How do you pick the extension?
omgggg it sounds so cool on guitar with boss nova style :0
That's crazy…the loop of the day idea. I just did the same thing this Monday with friends. Idea was to provide a melody and key. Best creation wins.
Jeff thank you i learn a lot frm you
super one…..love stuff in the key of C ….I can transpose it later…..