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ConfusingAbout Chord Progresiions (pg. 3)
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| alanzo |
| the pad u posted in your first message |
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| BIKKEL |
| quote: | Originally posted by alanzo
the pad u posted in your first message |
The lowest not. Yeah maybe your right but although it sounds good. |
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| NeoPhono |
| In the new trance production site I'm toying around with the idea of doing a monthly column where I'll "tear apart" a recent/popular trance song. I'll give details on the chord progression, melody, structure, techniques used and any other points of interest. I'm from a jazz background and I've come to realize the best way to learn music is by studying the works of others. I think the article will cut out the leg work and get straight to the meat of analyzing what works in "good" trance tracks. |
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| BIKKEL |
| quote: | Originally posted by NeoPhono
In the new trance production site I'm toying around with the idea of doing a monthly column where I'll "tear apart" a recent/popular trance song. I'll give details on the chord progression, melody, structure, techniques used and any other points of interest. I'm from a jazz background and I've come to realize the best way to learn music is by studying the works of others. I think the article will cut out the leg work and get straight to the meat of analyzing what works in "good" trance tracks. |
When is the site going online? |
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| NeoPhono |
| I think May is the target. Alanzo or Vert could tell you more. |
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| BIKKEL |
| When you start making a chord progression must you make first the lowest note or the highest? |
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| alanzo |
| quote: | Originally posted by BIKKEL
When you start making a chord progression must you make first the lowest note or the highest? |
it's a good idea to start with a tonic chord.. if you're using an a minor chord progression, start with an a minor chord.. |
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| BIKKEL |
| quote: | Originally posted by alanzo
it's a good idea to start with a tonic chord.. if you're using an a minor chord progression, start with an a minor chord.. |
Ehm Im not realy in to do's words could you answer it maybe in language i would understand :D |
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| alanzo |
| quote: | Originally posted by BIKKEL
Ehm Im not realy in to do's words could you answer it maybe in language i would understand :D |
the chord progression I gave you earlier (ACE,CEG,DFA,GBD) is an A minor chord progression. From a VERY basic standpoint - there are 2 scales.. minor and major.. minor is sad (most trance is in minor) and major is happy (all happy hardcore and some trance is in major) The key of A Natural minor is easy to work with becuase it has no sharps or flats, and the key of C major is easy to work with becuase it also has no sharps or flats (the scale is all white keys)
check out this chord progression chart I made.. might be able to help you out
http://www.artofalanm.com/chords.htm |
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| MadThijs |
| quote: | Originally posted by BIKKEL
i changed it a little bit and i think its now theoreticly right
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This is a wrong edit. You tranformed a minor feel toa major one. And that wasn't the intension I quess
| quote: | Originally posted by BIKKEL
After ready the one tutorial after another i still dont get the hang of it.
I always thougt that this was a chord
And that this is a chord progression what repeats itself all the time
So am i wright or not..?
If not can anyone please explaine with pictures what it is!
Thx verry much you would help me alot with it |
I'd say this is chord progression for experienced producers. A correct one!!
And your right that's a chord and a chord progression in your picture of reason. PM me if you want to know more. |
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| paranoik0 |
| i'm wondering if it sounds good or not to put one or two major chords in the middle of a minor progression, anyone knows? |
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