Diminished 7th Chords - The (not-so-secret) Secret to impressive chord progressions

[@AqworldsAuildere]

high quality, digestible educational content. Thanks!

[@MetalWritingMastery]

@@AqworldsAuildere I’m so glad to hear that. This is exactly the purpose of my channel. Thank you!!

[@ashleyfieldsmusic]

Great video!

[@JeremyAndersonBoise]

I am a lifelong music theory nerd, and I approve of this video 100%. Nice work all around.

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@@JeremyAndersonBoise you are too kind. Thank you!

[@mikegeld1280]

Except for the augmented, its also the same chord no matter how you stack it right? 🤔 btw great job on this ,one of the better tutorials out here

[@somtingwongwai7194]

A dim chord is a dom7b9. 5- 1 relationship of D is A7b9, remove the bass note because your bass player is already using it = Bbdim = C#dim (from its symmetry). AKA Dominant Diminish. i.e its acting as the 5

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