The Most COMMON Chord Progression in R&B: How To Make a R&B Chord In Fl Studio 2022
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You can also go to chambers channel. He explains how to make summer walker type rnb chords too. He doesn’t use a unison chords.
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Invert doesn't mean to move up an octave. It just means changing what note is the bass note of the chord. C E G makes C Major. C Major 1st inversion is ECG or EGC.
On a literal music theory level ALL inversion means is changing the bass note in the chord by an interval in the chord, as the definition shown described. However, these inversions will often lead to people rearranging other notes in the chord for different "voicings" in the inversions.
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Bro u finally made the 2-5-1, number-chord stuff make sense! No other vid's made that click for me before, thx a ton
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You are doing a "Quick 2-5-1" at the end to come back to CMaj9 (also called a turnaround), but your main progression is a 6-5-1 in E minor (your 3rd chord, which is the actual key), which is probably "the" most common progression in modern R&B ;) Cheers !
It's cool how people still manage to make songs sound fresh with this progression. 😄 Just depends on how well you express your emotions through music and the quality of the production.
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That's just it though- music is all rhythm. I argued with a guy right here on TH-cam years ago that no, its 50/50 harmony/melody and rhythm. But the more I have written music, the more I've studied it, the more I realize he was exactly right- it is all rhythm. Rhythm is what changes and defines a piece of music from another, because we've all put together the same chords and chord patterns, as there's really only so many you can make. But rhythm, texture, inflection, all the fine details are what give your music its personal touch and what makes it ultimately unique from everyone else.
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The progression:
I9 - V/iii(#5) - iii11(no3) - ii7 - V7
Cmaj9 - B7(#5) - em11 - dm7 - G7
Notes:
-The second chord is called a secondary dominant. The #5 is called a tension note. It means that you are raising the fifth of the chord a semitone.
-It is VERY common to remove the 3rd in eleventh chords, giving them a softer quality.
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this actually helped me a lot i knew what a 2-5-1 was but i never knew how to implement it thank you
Great video I understand the scale being C to C
How was The 2-5-1 chord progression used to start the melody ?
From my understanding each bar of notes represents a chord and the chord being 2-5-1 I would have put first note “ D “ then count the major 7 chord being a Dmajor 7 or 9th
I need help understanding standing why we chose “C”
The next chord was intense you chose to make it a D witch would be the 5 in the 251 chord progression
The third chord was B minor 7
Then ended the loop with 2-5-1 that was the only point that made clear when it was in use
I’m not sure how you chose these chords
I mixing something together I bet if anyone can help explain this to me it would be ver helpful
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Do you have any tips on how to use passing chords as well because that’s used in r&b
I sometimes use diminished or half diminished chords a half step above or below whichever chord I am going to. It does however creates a lot of tension. You can also use substitute chords. C major chord is essentially A minor for example. I’m still learning but starting to understand the relationships of chords. Options are limitless!! Good luck!
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The chord progression here is actually IVmaj7 - III7 - vi-7 - v - I in the key of Gmaj i'm pretty sure. Correct me if i'm wrong. Verry smooth chord progression tho🔥🔥
Yeah its fire, I guess its still 2-5-1. I ran the chords into Scaler 2, and it says this is I maj9 - VII B7#5 - iii E9 (sus4) - ii Dmin7 - V7 g7), that's a 1-5-3-2-5 chord progression. I need to study music theory further to understand this.
So is he wrong when he says he will use the Cmaj scale?
@@elcooljay1821 I think I figured it out. I used Hook theory, what I know, and the midi.
Imaj9 - V#5/iii - iiimin11 no3 - ii7 - V7
Cmaj9 - B7#5 - emin11 no 3 - dmin7 - G7
The second chord, B7#5 is a secondary dominant with a sharpened fifth note going to the iii. The third chord or the iii11, is a minor eleventh. It's very common to omit the third in a minor eleventh chord to avoid clashing.
So sum it up
Secondary Dominant with #5---> Target minor 11th chord, with third omitted
@@ivansoto9723 lol way better than what I thought. Running it through some Chord Player I read Imaj9-VII7(#5)-ii6/B-ii-v. I'm stupid tho so my way of thinking was just matching up the notes to what chords it could be voiced into.
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the 3rd chord is a E11 omit 3rd not a bm7
and he misunderstood the inversion concept, but hope he has learned it already
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I never knew you needed to count the white highlighted notes until now, thanks for the knowledge. I hope to make a hit with this.
Awesome video. This is really is the chord progression you hear in EVERY R&B song nowadays. "Body Party" by Ciara is a good reference
Also, "My Boo" by INOJ.
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Yo I just made an r&b tutorial with the 2-5-1 method damn
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How do u know what to invert and what not
what's the theory behind the second chord
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Wow, this helped me a lot and I've watched so many videos of chord progressions. can you do more like this?
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same chords as “just might” by summer
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So to the scale that the use is not that of CMaj since I see that I use the black notes?
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I really like this chord progression Cmaj to the Bmajor7 i lke the Eminor7 back to the cmajor. How long you been playing piano?
it's an E11 without a 3rd and B7#5 not BMaj7, where B7#5 is a secondary dominant to rest on E11
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Okay but how do you match that key with the 808
Hey brotha, I’m not sure if this answers your question, but the easy way to match the 808s to the key is to first know what scale your sample is. For example, the scale I use was a C Major scale so you would use any note in the C major scale for your 808s. I hope that helped!
@@simbooooooooooo Preciate you taking the time to answer my question. That gets me on the right track, and i hate to ask dumb questions, but how do you know where the c major scale is?
@@everythingharsh glad to help and that’s not a dumb question! The C Major scale is (C,D,E,F,G,A, and B) those are the notes you can play.
Love the tutorial, but I cant understand one thing. Can someone explain to me why did he used c maj 9 at the beginning, if in 2 5 1 progression the 2 is d minor chord?
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He used 2-5 at the end to close out the progression and tie it back into the I chord.
The full progression was 1-7-3-2-5. There were a bunch of inversions and some flattens tho too.
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@@kubarojek122 we can say he used a secondary dominant for 2nd bar as B7 with an augmented fifth (5#), then for 3rd bar he used an E11 without the 3rd(I don't know why he omitted it), after that it's just the common ii-V-I to start again in I (C).
I would like to add that he misunderstood the inversion concept, it's not moving everything an octave or just one note an octave(this is just moving octaves), to make it an inversion you need to move the lowest note in your chord(the concept he putted on screen says it clearly), so basically what he really used were open chords, 'cause he were not changing the lowest note(the root in this case) of each chord and just moving the others 1 octave up.
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2:32 - it's D# aug add 4+ ?
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great video!! this will help me a lot, I just have one question. How do I know what notes off the scale can I use to create the chord progression?
Hey Wally, I’m glad that the video helped you. Great question! I’m not sure how to answer your question can you go in details?
@@simbooooooooooo u used some notes off the scale and i wanna If there's some method tô know when can i do It
Ya have to know how progression goin like when ya have dominant etc and search what is "good" for yours ears
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