How to make R&B with K-pop Flavor

[@papiumsicmusic]

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[@EugeneVasile]

Good tutorial! Modal interchange is the term for borrowing chords from the parallel key, usually the minor key. Plenty of chords are built on natural, melodic and harmonic minor scales so being in a major key context, this concept offers a lot of opportunities.

[@truthruster]

When practice and talent merge , it results in videos like this. An aspiring producer is going to need more than just learned skills to produce this type of quality material.

[@kimbapx]

Let's go! New content for me to learn from. Always appreciate the educational videos!

[@AxelDorothea]

Modal interchange refers to the use of “borrowed” chords

[@roulfe]

started making music again and this is just what I needed! hope I can come back to UMC soon

[@papiumsicmusic]

Roulfe!! Long time we miss u

[@hannamoora]

I really want to pitch my track, but I think I'll wait a bit more to join in!!

[@ashkeachum]

Love this

[@jemmymonepa1975]

love that fat, snapy snare... 🔥🔥🔥

[@Sun-z9k6g]

❤

[@808Buddha]

Kpop rnb feels more neo soul than 90s western rnb

[@unforgiven2317]

Does this track have a topline? with those fancy chords progressions it feels like a nightmare for a topliner

[@prodbyjexus1]

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[@DeyltaTV]

The Chords & Progression are pretty standard for RnB in America. Don't forget RnB IS our genre after all, and most of its prime has already passed with many of them featuring these kinds of chords. I think the only real difference for "Korean" RnB is that it seems very quirky with an 80's Synth Pop touch. Which is nice actually but takes away the soul that's usually associated with RnB.