The Most Epic Post Rock Chord Progression
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Have you tried this chord progression? If not, it will really hit you in the feels. I got this idea from an Explosions In The Sky song.
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Hey everyone, small error in the video at 0:02. The progression is 6-1-4-5! Not 6-1-5-4.
3/4 also
Dude not gonna lie I like it 5-4 with a bit of a hold lmao but I'm a weirdo
trevor the only one out here actually showing me how to make music i listen to. what a g
if you like explosions in the sky i highly recommend checking out the canadian post rock band Do Make Say Think. the album You, You're a History in Rust is my favorite of theirs.
The mood of that album is spectacular!
I love that album! very different style but an incredible work of art!
DMST are WAY BEFORE stupud explosions in the butt. DMST are the OG!!!!!!!!!!!
Your arrangement is so soothing.
Dude, I literally had my first listen of this song last night because I’ve been meaning to get more into the “bigger” post rock bands and now I’m watching this video. What kinda timing is that lmao, but yeah that progression is simple but still works really well in post rock
Yes. I came back to watch again. The world needs more beauty right now. I certainly do
Thank you!
Oh man, freaking gorgeous!!!!! Thanks man!!!! Sheeesh! Lovely tone on that git you have there.
Dude I love that you're making videos about from one of my favorite bands of all time! Will definitely be playing with this progression.
2 minutes of your content turned into 2 hours on my loop pedal, thank you sensei
Reinventing your exit by Underoath is one of my favorite uses of this progression ❤️
I was wondering why the progression sounded so familiar, thanks for helping me place it. I Flatout 2 was my favourite game as a child and it included a bunch of post rock songs including reinventing your Exit so this video just stirred up a lot of childhood memories.
God damn one of my faves thanks to flatout as well
I would like to thank you (so much!) for this video, the explanations , and the way your video make me understand more about chord progression. 🙏🏻
Trevor you are a genius
thats powerful god damn
I love you dude. You make me happy when you post. :]
I hear a post rock line out of this but I can also hear it going into a math rock jig easily afterwards.
I'll be using this for practice bub 👌
awesome dude, this was one of the first few bands i explored when i first started listening to post rock! I think you’d really enjoy Tides from Nebula, they’re from Poland and do a great job of combining post rock with progressive rock
This sounds amazing! Very melodramatic, yet shines "hope" somehow
@jjooee yes! it’s one of the things I really enjoy in post rock
sounds fantastic
Sounds so smooth 😎👍👍👍👍👍
thank you bro .....thanks alot man....feels calm ...really need tips on post rock thank you
Great sounds. Ill subscribe and see what else you have posted! Thank you!
Great work this is brilliant stuff I learned some tricks here
Perfect! I agree with the guy who said you were the only one showing music that he listens to. Im a huge explodions in the sky/ post rock fan. Are you a lanterna fan?? Or Joy wants eternity?? Thank you! Beautiful lesson. Im on it!!
Its AMAZING sound! Thanks for the great video!!
thank you ❤️❤️
Thank you for the explanation!
Nailed it 🔥
sounds great 👌
beautiful....wow
Soothing!
Thanks for the nice video! Do you have any tips for how to recreate that exact sound with my own guitar? As in which of the pickups to use, what amp settings to choose, any pedals, etc?
Bruh sounds like explosions in the sky already no wayyyyy
Thanks a lot for the video! Do you have any tipps for how I could recreate the sound of your guitar with my strat? As in, which of the pickups to use, how to set the amp, and possibly what pedals you used for this if any?
I could watch post rock chord progression videos all day
“Ah looks easy enough”
Tries
*produces the most ungodly horrific sound known to man*
Nice video!
One question, which pickup are you using? Which guitar is it?
Thanks!
Use a delay effect and play softly with finger and see the magic with these chord progression 🤗
Bloc party weekend in the city vibes
A cool way to end this progression would be something like Dmin7(9) - G13 - Cmaj7 - a nice ii V I
i want a tele so bad
Are those jumbo frets?
Thanks for saying what the chords are. As a piano player I only know theory 😂
Hi it’s me the riff stealer again
Post Rock? What is that?
What do you mean when you say the key is C major/A minor?
they both are relative scales as they both use the same notes
You rule, thank you🙏
thats it?
What is post rock?
it sounds like original score music to an epic film drama
Mogwai, Slint and all the bands that copy them
Yndi halda vibe
The only problem is that Am sounds like a root note much more than C. It makes the whole progression I-iiVb-VIb-VIIb so now it's minor instead of being major
Starts 1:37
yup
Play it through first
I can try that for next time!
This isn't rock. Poor kids coming up
No it's post rock, also it could be depending on the context, he's showing us a chord progression. how you gonna gatekeep a vague ass genre like "rock"? what rock meant to you when you learned what it was was probably also not accepted by the ones who learned it before you. Unless you're talking about shit from the fuckin 50s
In Wich case I've got some news for you buddy there's been a lot of different kinds of "rock" since the 50s