How to use the Circle of Fifths to Transpose Songs into different keys (BL21)

[@mik2471]

Thanks for this lesson 👍🏻

[@Galenalicia11]

Excellent

[@gerardpierre7519]

Good stuff Teacher

[@scott24679554]

Thanks for sharing this video, I play guitar this will really help 😊

[@jobcalderon7031]

Super helpful, thanks for the video!

[@JasonsAcousticWorkshop]

Glad it was helpful!

[@meteor1237]

Thx but what about from major key to flat key? These videos always seem to do the easiest examples.

[@juancamusic]

Thanks so much!

[@sportjunk70]

Transpose songs...a light bulb moment, thanks for the explanation.

[@JasonsAcousticWorkshop]

You're very welcome, glad I could help

[@altoidtinsurvival925]

Thank you

[@JasonsAcousticWorkshop]

You're welcome

[@jeffreyklaproth7794]

I have a great understanding about how to build the circle of fifths and I have a good understanding about everything that it helps you with and how to use it. I Specifically came looking for how to transpose using the circle of fifths and came across your channel. I watched your explanation and I am totally confused about how to transpose. You have three notes in the center that you state that you just made up but you didn’t give any explanation about why they are there and then you talk about how to transpose C to G. Maybe theres a prerequisite that your assuming we should know. I feel like a real idiot because I’m not understanding what apparently is extremely simple. I’m trying to figure out what my problem is.

[@wojtekmetal]

He said clearly, that it is chord progression. What you wanted to transpose, if there would not be chord progressions :D