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𝄞 It's difficult to use standard chord progressions without creating a sense of storytelling, even if the music is instrumental. Often times as music creators we don't want to take the listener on a dramatic ride but instead want to simply establish a vibe and stay there, with a little movement to keep things interesting. This is something that gives the music of artists like Kiefer, Flying Lotus, Thundercat, Omari Jazz, DOMi & JD Beck a combination of exciting textural and production development without leaving the vibe of the initial harmonic area. In order to approach chord progressions in a new way, we'll step outside the major and minor scale and into the Dorian mode. Once we have some new approaches in mind, we'll build a lofi hiphop jazz beat out of two minor9 chords then develop them with chord voicings and rhythmic variations. Finally, we'll add guitar, bass, strings, and a funky lead melody. 𝄢
00:00 Intro
01:02 Modes
04:37 Chords
07:59 Piano
10:35 Guitar
10:50 Strings
11:16 Bass
12:28 Lead
12:59 Outro
13:14 Beat Battle
13:59 Final Song
LoFi, HipHop, Hip Hop, Chords, Chord, Progression, Ableton, Jazz, Tutorial, Modes, Scales, Major, Minor, Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, Locrian, Piano, Guitar, Bass, Strings, Lead, Piano Roll, Drums, Beats, Groove, Harmony, Synth, Melody, Midi, Beat Making, Music Producer, Music Production, Beat, Beat Maker, Ableton Live
#lofi #hiphop #beats

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He is wrong C major D mode 2 E mode 3 F mode 4 G mode 5 A minor B mode 7 C major They are all the same scale you just start on the next note as home/root note. It is called playing in key. 🎉

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@@ohstirfry relative key and parallel key. The difference is the root

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This is the best explanation of modes I’ve ever seen! Thank you for this 🤘🏽

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This might be the best music theory/production video I've seen on youtube. How the complexity of the progression is scaling through the video is amazing, really easy to learn even for begginers with only the basic concepts of music theory just like me. Also the final product sounds so professional that it gave me a lot of motivation to continue this music production journey I've started at 24, just when I thought I was maybe too old to start... Thanks Jaron

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Your videos on chords and progressions and have helped me tremendously sir! Can’t thank you enough, keep making the awesome content!

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This is really nice stuff, dude. Love how the progression develops in the second half of the video. Very digestible but educational content :)

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I love how you explained all this in such a sequential order, just taking the time to layer more and more techniques. This was very insightful, thank you for such a high quality video!

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Oh brother when it started moving and you kept adding to the groove, that was so sick

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u just explained the modes in the most simplest way any one on physical earth cannot explain. i was confused in modes and u just clears the air for me. thanx.

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I’m trying to brush up on music theory to help with my production. This is honestly the most straightforward, relevant, and accessible explanation of some key concepts (eg modes) that I’ve come across. Thankyou! You’re a great teacher.

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My favourite thing about these videos is that you actually explained the upper extensions and the theory behind them with the modes. It's such a breath of fresh air from the "chord code" "place a note, go up by 2, 3, 1 *whatever*". Like if you don't wanna learn theory and just want the sound then go off King, I'm not saying it's wrong, I'm just saying that learning theory gives you an appreciation for jt and a deeper level of understanding helps every instrument sound homogeneous cuz they all feed off the same material. This is probably the most informative tutorial I've seen, I feel like it helps view music with the lens of a "real musician" as supposed to "someone who makes music". Amazing video, pls keep teaching like this

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this is literally one of the best explanations of greek modes ever, and it is not even the main topic of the video. Great great stuff! Modes are not scales, they are modes. Ways of arranging intervals starting from a note.

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i've been doing this all of this, and i didn't know the names for it. just felt like one big cloud of "what sounds good". also i love how the beat turned out! really chill kinda spaced out feeling

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modes never made sense until you described them the way you did, thank you!!

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Really cool visual demonstration of the different modes. You made it much simpler to understand than my old guitar teacher

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Hi, I have been learning a lot about chords and inversions and all the different types like augmented, diminished. 9ths. I know a little bit about using 11th and 13th but not enough. And knowing the cool chord progressions seems hard to learn from most piano teachers on here. I find your videos very helpful was checking them out lately. Hopefully learn more about chord progressions here, thanks! your videos are nice and chill to watch as well as they keep me focused in, you do good video editing!