How to change key

[@WriteASong]

Use the circle of fifths to help your key changes kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIXUZ4CXiJmmaNk

[@alexi8741]

As someone who’s never taken a music class, played an instrument, nuthin, and just started learning the chords and melody to a song I liked on the piano, this was incredibly helpful in explaining the songs key change. Very clear to me despite having no prior music theory knowledge

[@WriteASong]

Thanks Alex, I'm glad the video helped you. Good luck with your piano playing!

[@julieemmerson6862]

Excellent teaching… Thankyou … really appreciate your easy to follow instructional vid 👏💯

[@WriteASong]

You're welcome!

[@anzatzi]

This video helped me greatly by getting down to simple examples! Thank you!!

[@WriteASong]

You're welcome!

[@5966ramesh]

Excellent video. Beautifully explained. Thanks.

[@WriteASong]

You're welcome!

[@tudorrobert5192]

This is incredible for me an amateur to understand this concepts. Thank you so much for this video !

[@WriteASong]

You're welcome, I'm glad the video helped you!

[@Romulo1967]

Now that's what I call an explanation! Thank you for bringing us light.

[@WriteASong]

You're welcome!

[@sounds_and_deficit6419]

Been producing for awhile, your videos helped me so much!

[@WriteASong]

Glad they are helpful, thanks for watching!

[@ThomsenTower]

Thank you for another instructive video. One perhaps superficial bit of praise is that I always value your playing your examples long enough, including repetition, making it much easier to understand the lesson.

[@WriteASong]

Thanks, really appreciate the comment.

[@RobertWadlow292]

Thank you sir

[@WriteASong]

You're welcome

[@dmd5060]

Wow what a great explanation of the concept. I’m glad i foun this channel.

[@WriteASong]

Glad you like it!

[@istaphobe]

Where’s the part where I find out how to get a new key for my condo? I’ve been waiting for 13 GD minutes and I still have no idea how to change my keys out.

[@PatrizioDelliGatti]

Very interesting topic! I hope to see other videos about it! Greetings from Italy

[@WriteASong]

Yes first of several, thanks!

[@chasjazzz]

As Always well done.Some of the Best work on the net

[@WriteASong]

Thank you for the kind comment!

[@acwatercolors]

Your videos are so good, simple explanations and advanced concepts ! (Love the Ode to Joy analysis on another video. Superb content, thank you !)

[@WriteASong]

You're welcome, thanks for watching the videos!

[@grinchyskellington]

I dont know why parallel modulation made me laugh a little. the change was so dramatic

[@Michael-sx5qh]

Same here 😂

[@pompeiigray5603]

Hey great video! If you have a chance perhaps you could do a video on composing music in the octatonic mode???

[@WriteASong]

Thanks, I'll add it to my to-do list!

[@samirdrumz]

Your way of explaining is so clear. Thanks a lot for sharing the knowledge I really understand now some points I was struggling with. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@WriteASong]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Stilwuf]

Tutorial actually starts roughly 3:15. Anything before that is just basic explanations

[@BhajanVibes]

Thank you so much .. good video

[@WriteASong]

Thanks, glad it helped you!

[@iwoz]

What is that online app that you use to sequence the chords?

[@WriteASong]

It's called Hookpad. I did a video about it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6i0qYypi9WCp5Y

[@jesseoliver3183]

This may seem like a dumb question but is it still considered a key change if you switch modes? So like if i was to play e phrygian and then switch into e locrian would that be considered a key change?

[@WriteASong]

Yes it would be with parallel modes, those with the same root note like the examples you gave. It can become a bit more complicated moving between relative modes, which use the same notes. For example, C major and A Aeolian use the same notes and therefore the same set of chords. A lot of it comes down to whether you have established a new tonal centre or if you are just briefly borrowing a chord or note. I hope that helps.

[@Garrettalbin-mg8bz]

@@jesseoliver3183 when using modes playing in a key it does not mean your changing the key you only change the key with the chords

[@robertobonani8571]

All chords are in C major, sound more like avoiding the c for a while

[@ashokflash]

Give More modulations