2 Must Know EASY R&B Chord Progressions

[@KevinSimpson031]

Thank you for this, I've been struggling a bit trying to create progressions and this opened my eyes to a few things I was missing.

[@hutch_]

Love this detailed breakdown, more of this type of video please!

[@Bstixproduction]

I got u!

[@dre7256]

Thank you! Ive seen countless videos on 5-1 and 2-5-1s before your channel came on the scene, and of courese you come through an explain it in a way that i can acutally understand. I say it under most videos but thank you man, you have revolutionized the way I think about music

[@Bstixproduction]

Ah thanks so much man it doesn’t have to be complicated right 🙏🙏

[@THEBADGUYSEST96]

Another banging tutorial

[@Bstixproduction]

Thanks bro! 😎

[@mafengfortune]

Love this one bro... Really answers my question

[@Bstixproduction]

Glad to hear it! Always appreciate 🙏

[@adrianremedy9730]

💎💎💎💎💎💎💎 Great vid. Thanks for the sauce.

[@Bstixproduction]

Pleasure bro thanks for always supporting!

[@sena1988b]

one of your best tutorials 💎💎💎💎

[@Bstixproduction]

Ahh thank you man!!

[@SpookyOrchestra]

thank you

[@Bstixproduction]

Glad to help!!

[@ProdByDXXO]

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[@doommega]

Bless up brother ! Stix let me ask you how do you make Progressions as such and then let's say your trying to do piano key roll down or up ? is their a particular method you would do this on a daw? like a go to method?

[@Bstixproduction]

Do you mean the shortcut to transpose? Key commands

[@lionkenkra3398]

Lesgo😁

[@Bstixproduction]

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[@yungskeeme]

This was helpful to watch but I got lost. From what I gathered this is really a 4-5-1-2-5. Am I understanding that correctly? Does the first chord of the 5-1 -2-5-1 have to be the 4 chord?

[@Bstixproduction]

If you’re thinking in c major it starts with a 4 chord (f) then the next chord move is a 5 1 but a minor is not the 1 chord in c major we temporarily tonicize a minor then we have a 2 5 again but this time it’s leading back to the 1 but they’re all secondary dominants as the dominant 5 chord in c major is g If that makes sense lol

[@yungskeeme]

@@Bstixproduction Very confusing lol but I did some reason and think I made sense of it. I know that a secondary dominant is when you take the 5 chord from another note other than the 1 of the scale. You took the 4 chord from C major, the 5-1 are from A major and the 2-5 is based on the F major scale.