Corey Henry Walk Up Movements

[@johnjohnsonjr.6149]

Caesar, I want to thank you for such a great video. I am trusting the Lord for a great band of musicians. I can sense your humility in what you are doing. May the Lord continue to bless you. I know the Lord will provide the right great musicians for our ministry. Keep up the great work. Pastor John

[@Yuffie84]

Great video, would have loved to see these movements implemented in a song.

[@BillPhillips2000]

Caesar, thank you for this phenomenal channel!!!

[@SharedSoundz]

Thank you!! Stay tune we have more materials we are going to share plus exciting announcments on special guest we are going to feature!!

[@tecladistamm6]

Thank you for your support!! You are very good and im learning too much here!!

[@michaelaj9019]

you're style is so precise and clean amazing video!

[@MatheusSouzaPiano]

Great video First mov is just inversions of D diminished and E diminished with drop 2. The second mov is something like alt. Base use the root and right hand the sus2 chord from the #5. In E for exemple, it’s E in the base and in the right hand we have the sus2 chord of C, cuz C is the #5 of E.

[@musicm8kr]

Thanks Cesar...great things to add to my toolbox. And thanks for the theory lesson Teddy D.

[@DavidThackerMusic]

You're awesome man thank you for your vids

[@JohnPaul-lx5if]

I love you man. God Bless you . 👋

[@rafaelrodriguessantos6379]

Straight to the point 👍 By the way, what's the software name? It seems that it works with no lag at all.

[@danieljohnson6545]

the software is called midiculous

[@MartelMartin736]

i dont think any program lags when your recording as long as uk what to do

[@MatthijsGeerts]

4:20

[@MrFedemoral]

César excelente video! Espero que sigas compartiendo , estoy aprendiendo mucho de tu canal. Gracias!!!

[@curiouscurious6558]

Great video,. Barry Harris concepts?

[@teddyd9031]

The first one is just a [Vb7b9] to [i] or F#7b9 to Bmi11. The three chord he is referring to is really a five chord and the six chord is really a one. The relative minor key shares the same key as the relative major. Therefore you should know your degrees of your relative minor mode. Why are so many afraid to call the minor chord a one chord or the "tonic", especially when you're in the minor key mode? It baffles me.

[@SharedSoundz]

Thank you so much for the input it is greatly appreciated. The reason that I was calling it the 3 to the 6 is because I was breaking down this progression Cory Henry did and he was playing it in the key of D not he relative minor. He used the progression to go from the 3 to the 6 and finally resolves on D which was the 1. I should have explained that more sorry for the confusion on my part.

[@teddyd9031]

I noticed when you play the Dmajor9 chord, you slide over and added the B in the bass immediately after you played the Dmajor 9 which makes it really resolve on Bminor11. The notes for a Bminor11th is B,D,F#,A,C#,E (1,b3,5,b7,9,11). Hey great instructions though. Remember the bass tells the real story. I understand that the keyboardist may leave out the bass sometimes but once you hit that B, the ear say is minor mode all day. Again, I enjoy your visual instructions for confirmation.

[@johnpalmercreates]

Its funny how ppl want to give instruction on other ppls channel, but never have their own...

[@hnatyshyn]

I was about to say the same thing.

[@hnatyshyn]

Why should it be a problem. Like if the fact of doing a youtube channel gave someone absolute knowledge. We are all learning here. See this as a contribution to make it a better channel. This is called sharing knowledge and experience. There is a big chance Teddy is like 20 years more experienced than you or me. Maybe he teaches at university.

[@MrYride]

You a blessing bro What you showing nobody show them yet bro

[@impressionmedia3148]

Hey man I like you videos and they have been very helpful to my playing. There's a movement that you did in this video that walks up to the six,can u make more licks like that

[@SharedSoundz]

Thank you for the suggestions I show more in further videos!!

[@charlesrobinson2718]

Great video! I would love to hear you break down some of my music one day!

[@GrumpyStormtrooper]

what key is that in? 2:58

[@Grayemusic]

Can do you a video of some Quennel Gaskins walk-ups @Shared Soundz

[@SharedSoundz]

Oh wow thats a challenge hah but I give a shot!!

I would like to ask a different question. I really enjoyed the sound of your microphone. What did you use to record your voice? lapel or condenser? if yes, I would like to know the model and how you equalized. Another question ..what pre amplifier did you use for it? Att

[@SharedSoundz]

We used the Rode Video Mic Pro Rycote on a stand aiming towards the mouth as close as possible without being in the frame. We had the +20db switch on. Rode also has a 1/8th inch to xlr adapter which we used and connected it to a focusrite clarett 8pre interface. We used the built in pre-amps with the air feature on. For the eq, we rolled off the bottom end around 120-180 hertz and cut around 2k. The eq portion might be different for you. It depends on the mic, person speaking, mic placement, and room. Hope this helped.

Thank you very much, you are going to help me a lot!

[@abrahamjmnzs]

Please make more videos again!🙏🏽

[@thetanker74]

God bless you brother

[@SharedSoundz]

Thank you God bless you too!!

[@AcaryaMordekhai]

excuse me, could you please tell me the name of the software that you use to display the key you pressed? Thank you :D

[@hiramgonzalez9224]

Archie Bandini midiculuos

[@AcaryaMordekhai]

Wow... Thank you so much. God bless you :)

[@ChevonneReynolds]

WoW, this is AWESOME!

[@SharedSoundz]

Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it!!

[@henryvillalobos7990]

Wooaaaoooo gracias bro... esto me hace seguir estudiando....

[@SharedSoundz]

Muchas gracias!! Tenemos mas qus vamos a compartir!!

[@jaynoted17]

What key where these in

[@elleondejuda4681]

Man Gb Hey brother thanks for sharing your knowledge. .. but continue using this Midi piano tutorial method on your tutorials to brake it down slow...Gbu

[@imanmusic5829]

thank you ....very best

[@danycarbajal8771]

Lo maximo!!!!!!

[@kamishire]

if I may ask please, who is this Cory Henry and what's so special about him. I'm new into the music field. thanks

[@SharedSoundz]

kamishire check him out he is an amazing keyboardist and organ player. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpC7e5Kpaq6mh8U

[@Kudzanaichihoro]

search him hear on KZbin..

[@kamishire]

Ok

[@Kudzanaichihoro]

one of the best keyboard and organ player of our generation

[@markanthonyologban1016]

can u please teach us some corey henry backing up the preacher chords????

[@SharedSoundz]

MarkAnthony Ologban I will try my best I have some lessons in mind and I working on some requests, but I I'll keep it in mind and try my best.👍🏼 Send me a link of the vid you are talking about.

[@talentmlomo655]

I don't understand .. Is he in the key of D?

[@peterokoro4121]

❤❤❤

[@digitalmindstudio8143]

thank you sir.

[@gangandro]

super super !!!

[@collinoliver5713]

Yessa!!

[@danieleoduro3829]

keyboard is just a world.. ow my gush

[@msj103105]

What key is movement (1) in, because you said he's on the 3 (G) which would make it (Eb) not (D). N critics just want to make sure for myself. Love the vids I'm learning some stuff Thanks

[@SharedSoundz]

msj103105 It's in D. The movement is played over the F#.👍🏼 I'm playing the walk up walk up rootles. So I'm starting on G but the bass is F#.

[@wealthpsychology]

Cory Henry is like the marker. Believe me, he is GOOD............ Heck, you're on KZbin so research him.

[@instrumentalistjade8367]

Can u also make a cory henry scales?

[@SharedSoundz]

Jade Pascual yeah I'm planning to do that next month. 👍🏼

[@pianistluckyson1324]

please break the piano patterns in the song,I woke up this morning with my Minds stand on Jesus.Thanks in advance

[@allantecladista]

Bill Evans Drop

[@reubenjames3651]

Basically this run is going through the half/ whole tone scale and moves to the whole/half tone scale. This is very old trick that a lot of guys use to sound more sophisticated. The trick is switching to the right one depending on what chord tone you want to land on. Practicing chord qualities up and down the keyboard with different inversions using Half/WHole, WHole/Half and whole tone is something pro's eventually find out and obsess over to master to take them to the next level in harmonically. You don't see much material on Chord scaling but Chord scaling different scales and not just major and minor is huge and and his how all of the church guys get there sound from most of the time.

[@jrivers247]

Reuben James you said alot of nothing here.

[@joshjamesuk]

*Cory

[@Grayemusic]

Can do you a video of some Quennel Gaskins walk-ups @Shared Soundz