How to Write a Hook - Chord Progression Theory for a Catchy Pop Song Chorus

[@HackMusicTheory]

FREE PDF "12 Hacks to Learn Scales & Chords" HackMusicTheory.com/Books

[@crunchedupruffles]

That was the cleanest way I’ve ever been explained what an inversion is. Bless you.

[@HackMusicTheory]

Haha, thanks :) Hope to see you around for more theory hacks, until then, have a wonderful week!

[@yiannidj]

I’m new to music theory and I have been struggling with chord progressions. After watching this video it made so much sense. Thank you

[@viveuntorrefiel]

I can't lie you're a great teacher

[@HackMusicTheory]

Thank you Eunice, you're very kind :) Have a great weekend!

[@SoMadCoffee]

Mom: What are you doing, Sam? Me: Learning music from Jason Statham!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Haha, that's awesome! Thanks for watching and connecting Samad! What kind of music do you make?

[@SoMadCoffee]

Hack Music Theory I don't make music. I'm just curious. I listen to all kinds of music. I just want to understand it.

[@Aperson-gt9xd]

I've never realised how much changing up the chords in a song can impact how interesting it is to listen to. Thank you, this will be really useful!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Exactly, A person! We're so pleased that you found this useful and hopefully you can implement this in your band music :) Have a great weekend and until next week, take care. Kate :)

[@Aperson-gt9xd]

Revolution Harmony I certainly will!

[@tiredatm3009]

I started songwriting about a year ago, and I am very passionate about it. But I know nothing about music theory whatsoever, because school and a lot of music classes simply do not teach me these things. These videos really help with making a beautiful song! Thank you so much.

[@marshall7994]

This guy is really sick. I love his passion to music, it's really incredible!

[@gred808]

One of the better explanations of how, and most importantly, why to use modal tricks in songwriting. All the little tweaks presented in piano roll illuminate the ideas presented quite well. Great work, thanks for sharing!

[@jelly.1899]

I have listened to your chorus so many times now - and I have to say: *it's getting even better and better!* combined with seeing ray raving to it, *I'm getting goosebumps!* Big thumbs up for a smashing chorus! Outstanding work!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Awe Jelly danke, so glad you're enjoying our song! We're excited to publish the next couple of videos that focus on the chorus guitar and chorus bass, so listeners will really be able to have a full appreciation for every element of the chorus. Hope you're having a great week! Kate :)

[@Dan101215]

I’ve watched so many of these types of videos on KZbin but this is the first to deliver it in a simple, coherent way that builds on the foundations and takes your knowledge to a higher and higher level! It’s ironic that your video really does stand out as you were talking about extremes. Thank you for sharing your secretes! Feeling super inspired to make music now 🎹

[@HackMusicTheory]

We're really happy you enjoyed our video, Danny! Thanks for taking the time to watch and connect, it always makes us happy to know that our hacks are helping musicians! Until next time, happy songwriting! Kate :)

[@davelester1985]

Great job explaining so that people can catch on right away. You were not wandering but stayed right on what was the lesson. You didn't go too fast or add in extra info not needed. It is for sure you had a good lesson plan and had given it a lot of thought. I also want to mention that you were not showing off how great you are, you just presented the info. Nice!

[@HackMusicTheory]

We're super happy you enjoyed our video, Dave! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment, we're deeply grateful to you. Until next time, happy songwriting! Kate :)

[@EdokLock]

The more I understand theory, the more I appreciate these videos and everytime I re watch them, I catch a new Idea🌹

[@patcummins1405]

I'm so calling my kid Asparagus

[@HackMusicTheory]

Haha, that's awesome Patrick...although I'm not sure how the kid will feel... I suppose there are lots of kids called Kale, so why not! Thanks for watching and connecting, we really appreciate it! Until next time, take care and happy songwriting! Kate :)

[@testedalexthegreat1759]

Kale and Paragus, dragon ball saiyan names.

[@spbot2]

@@testedalexthegreat1759 whahahaha damn you are right

[@gauravtejpal8901]

Hahaha ☺☺

[@richcrawford6123]

This was very helpful, especially the part about using connecting notes to smooth transitions between chords. I also like how you explained that an off beat characteristic becomes a motif simply by being repeated.

[@HackMusicTheory]

Aw thanks, my friend, I really appreciate your kind comment and I'm so happy to hear that you found the video helpful. Ray :)

[@ryanp5826]

My mind is blown by the third section of this video

[@HackMusicTheory]

Haha, happy to hear it Ryan, and a warm welcome to the Hack Music Theory community! What kind of music do you make? Take care, and we hope to see you again soon for more theory hacks :)

[@michaelkelly6583]

Simply put ... Ray you are a brilliant teacher. Funny and easy to follow and understand. Thank you.

[@hushglowy]

we remember him

[@Jack-tk1is]

He is stunt double of Ryan Reynolds

[@then.o.r.s.scoutsinaustral8738]

I have learned more about music theory in this one tutorial than I had in years of fumbling around in books etc. Thanks so much for your generosity of spirit! Peace

[@juanrojas7505]

Gracias, Ray!! Everytime I watch one episode of your channel I learn something new. Thanks so much.. I m learning music to get out of the matrix.

[@devaldyjonathan]

huft.. thank god.. I almost not ended up watching this video because I accidentally close the tab on my browser.. I was like.. oh well I don't really need it.. But then i remember that you could open up your last closed tab by clicking CTRL+SHIFT+T.. and now I feel so blessed! this video is so "gorgeous" this video could literally change my life.. so yeah.. Thank You so much for making this such beautiful and important content :D

[@edryba4867]

Ray! That was BRILLIANT! I liked it so much, I watched it twice in a row. And as soon as all these construction guys are finished coming in and out of my house (rebuilding the kitchen), I’ll be able to get back to your songwriting and producing course! It’s been really annoying trying to think “MUSIC” between the hammering and the extremely loud power tile saw. I wish they were FINISHED already!!!

[@endpace]

I have always been a person who liked symmetry or made use of symmetry more than others. When I was building a Clash of Clans base for example I would always find myself fixing asymmetries that others wouldn't even notice just to maintain a pattern. Now that I know that catchiness has a lot to do with symmetry too I feel kind of blessed to be someone who pays attention to it hahaha

[@whoreallycares868]

This is amazing. I've been watching videos on songwriting and producing for a while but nobody explained it in such an funny and professional way. I will definitely keep on watching your videos.

[@DemonMix]

i'd watched many good videos about music theory explaining chord progressions wich i've learnt a lot from, but sometimes all you need is THAT video, and in my case this is it. thank you.

[@HackMusicTheory]

Woohoo, happy to hear it, Demon Mix, and a warm welcome to the Hack Music Theory community! What kind of music do you make? Take care, and we hope to see you again soon for more theory hacks :)

[@DeuceGenius]

ohhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i finally understand what the hell a key is and how a key contains many chords

[@michaellarsen180]

Can I just say, great video and tips :D I absolutely love the Dorian scale, and have only recently found out how many songs i thought was in minor actually is in dorian. Great trick about erasing all notes that made the song into the "minor feeling", to lighten it up and get that dreamy feel as you mentioned. Thx for the hacks, and have fun writing more songs :)

[@philgwellington6036]

Thank you Jason.You have exited me to have a play..and start hitting chords ..subbed with 5 minutes before the whistle 👍

[@Overxpossed]

wow man... you just showed the micro and the macro so well that I got aware of certain things I wasn't! Thanks a lot mate!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Super happy to hear this was helpful to you, Overxpossed, and a warm welcome to the Hack Music Theory community! What kind of music do you make? Take care, and we hope to see you again soon for more theory hacks :)

[@Overxpossed]

@@HackMusicTheory Thanks bro; I do mostly electronic music, but also did some symphonic music reading a couple of books you surely know, which is one of harmony by Schoenberg and one for orchestration, by Walter Piston (long time ago). I've been doing some experiments from what you explained, mostly looking for the hidden melody and the repetition that evolves into something new, as well, how at certain point, some cluster of notes can be shifted in tone to almost, any tone if one of the notes matches with the second melody, let say, and it sounds super good, like a fuge of Bach. It's incredible because, just adjusting some notes you end with a "piece" that can be used and reused and it's always new and exciting. It is so wide in possibilities that it also sounds like recorded from a MIDI keyboard in real time, you know, that feeling. It's incredible how much a melody can be subdivided and reorganized, creating patterns that sounds even like an Steve Vai solo, let say. I've subscribed to your channel. For sure!

[@Lexo593]

I clicked on it because I wanted to learn how to make a chorus from either Jason Stratham or Deadmau5. Great vid!

[@Ayoutubeaccount3]

I made a song with a really mystical dreamy feel to it in the acoustic guitar section (the verse) and because I only read tab for guitar I worked out what I was doing on the piano and I was overlapping a lydian mode over the major scale but was focussing on the minor chords and adding 7ths, in short I realised how cool modes are and its funny how you post this video at this time, thanks dude!

[@HackMusicTheory]

The universe is a very mysterious place! Thanks so much for watching and sharing Sebastián! Until next time, take care and happy songwriting. Kate :)

[@moreapropos]

Very helpful. I think of music theory like the rules of grammar. It can get complicated quickly and end up being very intimidating, even though many can speak the language and know what sounds right and what doesn't. However, like most art and forms of creative expression, it is always better to know the underlying rules and theory, then break the rules once you know them. I love how you are taking a subject that has always been intimidating to me, and making it so much more understandable. Great work!!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Hey Flying High! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment, we're deeply grateful to you. Yes, we also like to equate music theory to grammar. And just like grammar, we learn it one step at a time and we practice by using it! Ray has spent decades learning it, teaching it and simplifying it so that we can learn it faster and easier, so I'm thrilled to hear that his hacks are making music theory accessible to you! What kind of music do you make? Until next time, happy songwriting! Kate :)

[@switterbeet]

This was the most informative video ive watched in a long time! How come i never found your channel till now? Its exactly what i need

[@crespobeatz]

Your explanations are so dope man thank you

[@vivtek]

That is a pretty damn catchy pop song chorus, exactly what it says on the tin.

[@robnzombiz]

Oh boy, I wish I had a music theory teacher like you when I „learned“ it 20yrs ago... so now I have to delete what I‘ve learned back than to make space in my brain for your approach! Do you have 5 Hacks for that too?

[@michaelaguilar524]

Just found this channel. Suoer thankful for people like you all. For some, we cant or don't/didnt get the chance to go to music schools. Great video 👌

[@HackMusicTheory]

Welcome Michael! We're super pumped that you found us and we're happy to be helping fellow songwriters/producers. Thanks so much for watching and connecting, it means a lot to us. Hope you're having a great weekend! Kate :)

[@philsvideomaking839]

Great class. No doubt. You retrieve so much music theory and just Made a very smart use of it. Best, PV

[@zerksepraga]

I know you still has lots of ideas. I enjoyed the learning session i have when watching this. Thank you Jason...

[@HackMusicTheory]

Thanks for stopping by Zerkse, happy to hear you enjoyed the video :)

[@Visual1455]

This video is absolutely amazing! unbelievable that this content is out here for free! And also outstanding presentation of you both!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Sooooo happy you're diggin' our videos, Jimmy, thank you kindly for taking the time to watch and for your kind words, we are deeply grateful to you! Take care and until next time, happy songwriting! Kate :)

[@jojimerc7396]

Hack Music Theory What software are you using with all of your videos. I want to buy books from your site but I can't decide what books of yours will matter for me right now

[@HackMusicTheory]

Hi Jojimer, thanks so much for watching and connecting! If you haven't already, may I suggest that you check out our free music theory book, '12 Music Theory Hacks to Learn Scales and Chords'? It's a refresher of the basics and it's a super fast and fun read. Next, I think you will find our "Hack Music Theory for Songwriting and Producing" PDF very helpful. It clearly explains the modes and how to use them to write songs with different 'vibes'. It also has a wealth of other hacks which include how to write chord progressions, bass lines, synth riffs, etc. You can download it from our website here: revolutionharmony.com/books. As for our DAW, we use Reaper and are big fans of the software and the company for so many reasons! They give you a free 60-day trial of the full program and it's relatively inexpensive to buy at US$60. You can check it out here: www.reaper.fm. Take care and we hope to hear from you again. Happy Songwriting! Kate :)

[@MM-qy7si]

nice one jason statham

[@HackMusicTheory]

Thanks ;)

[@Havanacuba1985]

Ray’s music chop’s are ten times better than Jason’s karate chop’s

[@kennethcarvalho3684]

But first Tea... that got me connected.

[@bfbeats144]

Most helpful video I've watched regarding chords thanks for the great explanations.

[@HackMusicTheory]

We're thrilled to hear that, Brutal! Thanks big time for taking the time to watch and connect, we hope to see you around soon for more theory hacks, until then, take care :)

[@davidhunt5893]

The way you break down theory is amazing. I'v tried to understand it so many times and only end up getting more confused but now I might have a chance. Thank you

[@HackMusicTheory]

Hey thanks so much for your kind words, David! We're thrilled to hear it's hitting the spot :) By the way, what kind of music do you make?

[@RefineIrony]

some other wag once said, "if you can't explain something simply enough to teach someone, you don't understand it yourself" that's to say, "I salute your teaching chops, bruv!"

[@popular12345-p]

This is the video that i need! Since i should make a song in a group for the music lesson.... Thank you hack music theory!

[@forrestmatter5863]

I wish my name was asparagus! lol this video is so helpful.

[@finnajane]

tea makes everything better ;)

[@johncostopoulos7741]

thanks for sharing your talent and knowledge. Greatly appreciated!

[@HackMusicTheory]

We're really happy you enjoyed our video, John! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment, we're deeply grateful to you. Until next time, happy songwriting!

[@Mr.Batsu12]

I really liked the way you laid out the changes one by one and also did them in the piano roll so it's easier to see those connections between the chords. I really loved the idea of changing the Dm to Dsus2 to help reduce the 'minor vibe' from D Dorian and at the same time give it a unique sound!

[@JeroenvanOlffen]

One of my favorites so far. So many very useful insights. And presented at a bit slower pace than the counterpoint lesson. Cheers!

[@anotherego6073]

i bet my musical career that u guys are going to BLOW up!!! 👏👏

[@HackMusicTheory]

Wow, those are some mighty big words Jay Jun Lee!! Thank you for your support, we are honoured that you are along for this wild Hack Music Theory ride! What kind of music do you make? Until next time, take care and happy songwriting! Kate :)

[@chit7020]

This is amazing! Thank you!

[@bobcope3816]

Great video, i Learned a lot. Thank you !

[@proverbalizer]

hmmm, never though about it...you're right, every mode has 3 major chords and 3 minor chords, and so as not upset the perfect balance the remaining chord is neither, it's diminished

[@andrejg1981]

I've been writing songs and playing music now since the late 90s (albeit with a 7 year break from 2010 due to mental health issues). The stuff that I've learned from your vids has been priceless to me. Coming back to music after 7 years I thought I'd be rusty and unable to come up with anything new & exciting, but learning from you guys actually meant I could tap into new things by applying it to what I already knew, & I haven't looked back :-) I love your enthusiasm & passion for what you do, you're both so very likeable in your vids, you're both know so much great stuff, & the world would benefit from more great people such as your good selves :-) Much love Ps I love watching you really getting into the final playback in the bottom corner at the end of your videos :-)

[@HackMusicTheory]

Hey Andie, thanks so much for sharing! We're over the moon to have you in our Hack Music Theory community, and are thrilled you've used our hacks to dive back into music making! On that note, what kind of music do you make? Also, thank you for your very kind words, they mean the world to us. Keep in touch and until then, happy music making! Kate :)

[@andrejg1981]

@@HackMusicTheory Thank you for the reply, apologies for the delay in responding, I have been out to celebrate my birthday :-) My best friend describes my music as "progressive grunge-gaze" haha! It is nothing special, just recorded in my front room on an old pc, but being creative keeps me out of mischief :-)

[@HackMusicTheory]

Happy Birthday to you, Andie, hope you had a lovely celebration! So you're a Halloween baby? That's awesome!!! Did you watch our Halloween special? If not, grab some popcorn (and tea!) and click this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/an3bcnqfaZJ4d7s :) Enjoy the rest of your birthday!

[@lessismore74]

This is just fantastic. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge in a very accessible way.

[@keiragill3838]

The name thing is true! I'm studying Queen for a GCSE right now and because the name Brian is such a common name, I can't remember that his name is Brian May for the life of me even though I love his playing, however I met a little girl called Elephferia for half an hour around a year ago and to this day I still know her name.

[@mxrocketbeats]

You guys just improved my chord progression skills for real, love the channel!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Hey thanks for watching and connecting, MXRocket Beats, it always makes us happy to know that our hacks are helping musicians! Until next time, take care and happy songwriting! Kate :)

[@3dmonkeybizz]

It's funny, I have been doing this sort of stuff on and off for years but never really produced anything special because I was doing it all without knowing "what, where, why or when". Kind of like building a plane and not even realising it can fly. This is a great set of tutorials which have inspired me to at long last learn a little bit of the theory behind the magic! Thanks for that!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Hey thanks for watching and connecting, 3dmonkeybizz, it always makes us happy to know that our hacks are helping musicians! We're cheering you on 100% in your pursuit of learning music theory :) Have a great rest of your week and happy songwriting! Kate :)

[@5966ramesh]

Superb video. Thank you for the lesson.

[@johnsoltis9696]

Thank you for taking the time to create this video. I look forward to Subscribing and watching the rest of your videos. Thanks again from Georgia, USA

[@StephaneGman]

All things I know what they are. But knowing how to really use them is amazing. Great video!

[@DorianTwist]

Weird. I literally just purchased one of your books on Amazon and had no idea that you had a KZbin channel as well. I stumbled upon it randomly. Thanks for this... great content.

[@HackMusicTheory]

That's amazing, Dorian Twist, we're beyond happy to hear that you're enjoying our channel! Thank you ultra mega much for buying Ray's book, and thanks also for connecting, it means the world to us. Actually, on that note, if you feel inspired by the book, please consider writing a review on Amazon (these help a ton!), so we can spread these teachings to even more people. By the way, what kinda music do you make? Kate :)

[@GoOdG3rMs]

hands down by far the best chord progression video i've seen! and i've watched about 20 of those. thanks a bunch!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Hey thanks for watching and connecting, Lukas, it always makes us happy to know that our hacks are helping musicians! Until next time, happy songwriting! Kate :)

[@TheQuantixXx]

holy shit! i always wondered how to build chords for other modes! and you just casually shown it!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Lol, we're happy we could help, QuantiX! Thanks so much for stopping by and connecting :) We wish you all the best with your music-making and hope to see you again soon for more theory hacks! Take care :)

[@amanthaguruge8370]

for the first time i actually learned a music lesson on youtube , 10/10 u earned a sub

[@HackMusicTheory]

Haha, that's awesome X 203! Thanks so much for watching, connecting and subbing! We're pumped to welcome you into our Hack Music Theory revolution! What kind of music do you make? Kate :)

[@amanthaguruge8370]

what kind of music i make..hmm i ask that question my self since dont stay on one genre i switch stuff mid song xD so yah

[@kailucofficial9931]

more people need to know about this channel.

[@jonathandockney]

This is SUCH a cool video. And to think I almost skipped over it. I thought I recognized the accent! I'm a fellow Cape Townian.

[@freakz6373]

you are the best bro, i love your videos so much, keep it up please, never stop it

[@HackMusicTheory]

Aww thanks so much, matheus, and a warm welcome to the Hack Music Theory community! What kind of music do you make? Take care, and we hope to see you again soon for more theory hacks :)

[@TigerRogers0660]

I've written lots of my own songs in the past & tried to incorporate different chord progressions - most times they did not work. This tutorial was AMAZING!! Thank you so much for sharing your secrets!! Now i can try some of these ideas. Tiger.

[@HackMusicTheory]

Aw thanks for watching and connecting, Tiger, it always makes us happy to know that our hacks are helping musicians! On that note, what kinda music do you make? Kate :)

[@SovBeatsOfficial]

My homie's name is Asparagus and he's offended as fuc

[@ky_beonkey3005]

Dude. You're a character, cheers mate, great video!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Haha, thanks for watching!

[@danhealy79]

Thunbs up for making hand sparkles

[@kallitheameria]

one of the best lessons I ever had, thank you!!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Aww thanks so much OfNder Αστυδρόμος, and a warm welcome to the Hack Music Theory community! What kind of music do you make? Take care, and we hope to see you again soon for more theory hacks :)

[@kallitheameria]

@@HackMusicTheory I'm not new to your channel :) It's actually really usefull

[@truthadvocate8506]

Two Thumbs up thanks for your insight I'm from Vancouver Canada but in Dominican Republic I like to write sad ballads happier songs in a variety of genres and inspired from real people and life experiences!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Hello fellow Vancouverite, nice to meet you, and thanks for sharing! You'll fit right into our community, as we have tons of people making music in a variety of genres, and our hacks can be used in all genres too! Hope to hear from you again soon, until then, take care and happy music making! Kate :)

[@truthadvocate8506]

Eh! didnt realize you were vancouverites COOL!@@HackMusicTheory

[@minifigmotion6426]

Omg the way u say the word ‘crowd’ is so amazing😂😂 btw great vid!!

[@billwarner213]

Dude, this video is absolutely awesome!

[@mugflub]

The way you talk is neat.

[@paulmutter8301]

Brilliant, so clear thanks very much

[@puremusicdrug5860]

17:00 the way he dance made me laugh a lot🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@HackMusicTheory]

Thanks, pure music drug :) Really appreciate you watching and connecting!

[@weslaycock466]

Goldmine of education here. Thank you

[@JC-ex5ve]

Best teachers on youtube! Easy

[@MaNuLaToRVaDeR]

thanks awesome video, music theory is something im struggling with currently but this too shall pass :-) thanks for sharing i subscribed and am looking forward to more of your videos in the future !

[@HackMusicTheory]

Thanks so much for watching, connecting and subscribing MaNuLaToR'S MiXeS! We're pumped to welcome you into our Hack Music Theory revolution! If you haven't already, may I suggest that you check out our free music theory book, '12 Music Theory Hacks to Learn Scales and Chords'? It's a refresher of the basics and it's a super fast and fun read. You can download from our website: revolutionharmony.com/books. Until next time, take care and happy songwriting, Kate :)

[@rubendariorodriguezdaza2034]

Great video TY!

[@studionylar]

What an amazing video! Straight to the point, well explained, and no jargon! Not exactly the thing I was actually searching for but deffo putting all of this into practice in the studio tommorrow. :) Inspirational juices are coursing through me!

[@thelazyproducer8523]

i absolutely love your videos! you guys make such amazing and eay to understand vids. It also makes me happy to see how ray vibes to the music! keep it up!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Aww thanks so much LateNightBeatz, and a warm welcome to the Hack Music Theory community! What kind of music do you make? Take care, and we hope to see you again soon for more theory hacks :)

[@thelazyproducer8523]

@@HackMusicTheory I like to make dance hall beats :)

[@sebastientarano2297]

ive bin makeing trap for almost a year now an this is honestly the most helpfull video ive seen to dat thank you so much cuh

[@robotiss8871]

this is tremendous stuff. so fun to get into. you're killin it

[@JACKSWAN]

THIS MY FAVORITE CHANNEL FOR MUSIC THEORY NOW!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Haha, that's awesome JACKSWAN! Thanks so much for watching and connecting, we're pumped to welcome you into our Hack Music Theory revolution! Until next time, take care and happy songwriting, Kate :)

[@lawlietnao_music]

omg this is one of the most useful tutorials I've ever seen!! I've leanrt so much from you! thanks!

[@chrislingwood3513]

Incredible video. Really struggling with this sort of stuff but this has clarified a lot. Time for some dedicated practice. Thanks guys!

[@cd2867]

I wish I had your book when I started out. Nice job, mate.

[@HackMusicTheory]

Thanks for taking the time to watch and connect, C D! Yeah, we've had many people say the same thing, so we hope to help as many newbies as possible, so they won't feel that way too :) By the way, what kind of music do you make? Until next time, take care. Kate :)

[@punkaholicmember]

I knew 'bout every hack you told about in the vid, nonetheless beautiful refresh for my mind. And i liked your enthousiasm in the end!

[@cnutella9947]

Thank you man for explaining why I like that Christina Perry and many Sevendust songs. You're a bad ass!

[@tonypistilli532]

Wow! That was so inspiring! Watching you actually move the notes while you teach made it so much easier to grasp. I can't wait to try this. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@HackMusicTheory]

Aw thanks so much for watching and connecting, Tony, it always makes us happy to know that our hacks are helping musicians! Until next time, happy songwriting!

[@benizenson4423]

I'm also fond of all the Davemates out there.

[@DeuceGenius]

nice chords

[@willangell-james5462]

Brilliant video - you're an awesome teacher!

[@HackMusicTheory]

Hey, thanks so much Will, that's very kind of you. We really appreciate you stopping by, and we hope this finds you healthy and happy :)

[@FanaticDrummer]

This channel hearts more comments than anyone else i’ve seen lol.

[@HackMusicTheory]

Haha well that's because we appreciate each person who takes the time to watch our videos and comment. And on that note, thank you for stopping by, FanaticalDrummer, and welcome to the Hack Music Theory community :)

[@FanaticDrummer]

Hack Music Theory Awesome stuff! You should have a whole Masterclass series on their website lol

[@dominicvanrensburg138]

Thanks bro!