Thanks for this tutorial... I played a sax to grade 5 years ago but never studied chords... trying to understand them now to create music in Ableton... it is very easy to follow and encouraging. Signing up to your course now.
Absolutely no earthly idea about music theory until I signed up for that free music theory course - starting to make sense of it all 👏 thank you Manny 😍
@@NXISEWOLF I don't have such a knowledge, so I wouldn't know what modes are :) I will try to explain, maybe that's how they are called. For instance, could we mix chords from different scales? Which chords from different scales are compatible each other etc? Thanks!
For example, if I am using a chord from C major scale and want to continue using other chord from other scale but stay in the same key? Does this make sense? :D
@@predragbogdanoski6872 yes! What you are referring to is modulation and borrowing chords from other scales. I will cover that topic in the future too! But before that, learn the chords that belong to their specific scales!
@@NXISEWOLF Cool. I am going through the course now, maybe there you talk about that as well. It is explained really understandable for the beginners. Thanks again :)
The latter half did a cool job of highlighting just why popular chord progressions and their major/minor feeling rotation are used, I feel like it could have done without the scale building and done more into progression analysation. WHY do certain chord progressions obtain popularity? If you are just learning scales now, the chord progression functionalities are a bit too far ahead, because the scale concept and interval training is assumed brand new.
Hey! Thanks for the comment! I actually will be doing a video on chord progression analysis soon! This video was aimed at looking at the relationship between both scales and chords :) Thanks for watching and hope you are keeping well!
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Amazing clearfull and precise course. thanks !!
Hey thanks for watching!
Very clear explained thank you
Hey thank you! Glad you liked it!
Thanks for this tutorial... I played a sax to grade 5 years ago but never studied chords... trying to understand them now to create music in Ableton... it is very easy to follow and encouraging. Signing up to your course now.
Thanks for the comment! That’s great! Hope you learn a ton from it :)
Wow this is really helpful
Thanks Daniel. Glad you liked it 👍
Thanks Many. This was Insightful. Clean explanation.
Hey, thanks man!
This info is amazing. Makes learning scales so easy.. been doing piano lessons over a year now and havent been told any of this
Thanks Davi, glad you enjoyed the video!
Absolutely no earthly idea about music theory until I signed up for that free music theory course - starting to make sense of it all 👏 thank you Manny 😍
Thank you! Much appreciated :)
After watching (and learning) during the first half of the video, and as a complete beginner, I signed up for your course.
Thank you! It’s much appreciated :)
Thanks for the video. Can you please also make a video for the scale relationship? Subscribed on your channel and ordered the free course.
You’re welcome! Yeah sure. Do you mean learning about modes etc? Please elaborate a little further :) thanks for watching!
@@NXISEWOLF I don't have such a knowledge, so I wouldn't know what modes are :) I will try to explain, maybe that's how they are called. For instance, could we mix chords from different scales? Which chords from different scales are compatible each other etc? Thanks!
For example, if I am using a chord from C major scale and want to continue using other chord from other scale but stay in the same key? Does this make sense? :D
@@predragbogdanoski6872 yes! What you are referring to is modulation and borrowing chords from other scales. I will cover that topic in the future too! But before that, learn the chords that belong to their specific scales!
@@NXISEWOLF Cool. I am going through the course now, maybe there you talk about that as well. It is explained really understandable for the beginners. Thanks again :)
Clutch TUT NXISEWOLF as was your course on Theory for Producers. Thank you.
Thank you! I appreciate it :)
The latter half did a cool job of highlighting just why popular chord progressions and their major/minor feeling rotation are used, I feel like it could have done without the scale building and done more into progression analysation. WHY do certain chord progressions obtain popularity?
If you are just learning scales now, the chord progression functionalities are a bit too far ahead, because the scale concept and interval training is assumed brand new.
Hey! Thanks for the comment! I actually will be doing a video on chord progression analysis soon! This video was aimed at looking at the relationship between both scales and chords :)
Thanks for watching and hope you are keeping well!
you awesome