Make Chords Like Yussef Dayes - Berlioz - Kaytranada

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𝄞 A typical chord progression is like the plot of a movie but when we use just two chords to build a whole song, we can create the feeling of a single cinematic shot of our main character. Let's take a look at how artists like Yussef Dayes, Berlioz, Kaytranada, Kiefer, Flying Lotus, Thundercat, Omari Jazz, DOMi & JD Beck establish a vibe and stay there, while creating complex yet subtle harmonic movement to keep the music interesting. 𝄢
00:00 Intro
00:42 The Two Chords
00:54 The Six Note Minor Scale
01:44 Lydian Mode
04:13 The Power of Bass
05:02 Dorian Mode
06:43 F#minor13
07:11 Fretless Bassline
07:51 Common Tones
08:46 Avoid Clashing Notes
09:48 Hidden Simple Chord Progression
10:52 Synth Melody
11:32 Take Lessons over Zoom
11:47 "Adrift"
12:04 Blooper
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I really love this series and hope that you continue it. I think this is an understudied or at least undercommunicated aspect of music theory and I think mastering it would really unlock the range of musical expression I currently compose with. I love the way you break down your decision making and explain why you made choices the way you did. It helps teach patterns of thought rather than formulas. Ultimately as musicians we need to learn our own judgement and watching others illuminate their thought processes teaches us how to refine our own judgement. I do have a specific question that could perhaps inspire the next video for this series: How did you decide to start with Bbmin11 and Amaj7#11? A naive listing of every chord tone here would be: Bb, Db, F + Ab, C, Eb; A, C#, E, G# + D# If we erase the upper extensions (since there is largely infinite freedom for how we want to color the top ends of chords), we are left with a Bbmin and Amaj palette to start with: Bb, Db, F, A, C# (Same pitch Db but replacing a different scale degree), E. When I look at this I don't see an obvious tonal center guided by a diatonic interpretation (I believe this is the whole point!). Indeed the clash in interpretation of the C# in the A chord and the interpretation of the Db in the Bbmin chord practically demand that there is no sensible diatonic interpretation here. So if there is no diatonic way to understand these chords together, I'm wondering if there is another framework for choosing two chords that "work" together (for some alternative definition of work). Or is it that you can almost always make *any* two chords work as long as they share enough common tones to glue them together? I've often heard in jazz contexts that you can really make any chords work together by massaging them properly, and I feel like maybe the secret to the massaging was revealed in this video with the common tone gluing, and moving the clashing tones out of the way. Would love for you to explore some of the structure for why these chords work well together, and maybe do a video of "pushing it too far" where we can see you test the limits of nondiatonic chord combos. Absolutely stellar channel, I feel like no other content on the web I've ever seen has taken such complex subjects of music theory and presented them in a way that makes it accessible. Thank you.

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