Magic Modal Interchange - Part 1

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Part 2 here: kzbin.info7hBKOL130mI

[@ofkhod3638]

Adam so goated fr

[@arthurvandelay.]

fr no cap common Adam W (half my braincells died writing this comment)

[@zgm6763]

I'm a guitar player, no interest in playing keys. This is the most important channel I follow on KZbin. Fantastic.

[@pangeaproxima3681]

ok, ok...

[@key-chain]

im a guitar player myself and love to translate this to guitar, equally as valuable

[@benjaminfarmer3437]

Changing keys feels so much easier on guitar than on piano… im not sure I understand what you mean

[@pangeaproxima3681]

@@benjaminfarmer3437 ok, ok....

[@pangeaproxima3681]

@@benjaminfarmer3437 no shit, really?

[@Laseroscar666]

What I really Love about this is the mustache

[@nunyabidnez7857]

Brilliant and generous player and communicator.

[@choppingtalk]

Man I love these. Quick, to the point, and hella good explanations of complex music theory

[@DavidEdgertonJr]

Yeah - I'm subscribing again this year - this is the best music channel on KZbin

[@TAP7a]

All notes can go with all chords, all chords can go with any other chord, but a coherent structure underpinning it is what takes it from directionless babbling to compelling music with intentionality - and the structures that most people in the anglosphere are most familiar with are the ones you pick up in jazz and classical theory like this video so perfectly demonstrates!

[@MrsProfessionalDumbass]

I bet that someone somewhere is about to comment about 'no wrong notes in jazz'

[@lukerichards8209]

I have no idea what he's saying but it fills me with beauty to hear him play and describe the magic of music

[@ergnoor3551]

Amazing indeed. Thank you!

[@lukaipictures9448]

That skull chord😮gave me the chills

[@bluetrane65]

I'm going to start doing this with all my tritone subs now lol

[@paulkorchok6567]

The addition of moo chords is definitely a new one for me. 🐄 Amazing, thanks!

[@dskinner6263]

I'm bewitched by this device, thanks for coming back to it 👍

[@StevenBaranowski]

Holy crap. Never heard of this strategy before, Game changer.

[@I-AM-IS]

Amazing. Can you do a longer form where you explain the harmonic logic in greater detail for us beginners?

[@zachhansen514]

I promise that if you work on the fundamentals of music harmony then this will be a lot more enjoyable when you can understand it instinctually. Having these complex things explained from beginning to end in one setting can be overwhelming and not even enjoyable.

[@tropicvibe]

Learn the numbering system for diatonic progressions in all keys and your harmonic knowledge as someone else pointed out. You should be able to identify chord sequences in any key by it's numerical position in the key; ii m7 - V7 - I - IV maj7 IVmaj7 - iii m7 - ii m7 - I which translates to; Dm7 - G7 - C - F maj7 Fmaj7 - Em7 - Dm7 - C it'll help u learn how progressions relate to each in different keys. For example, if i ask you to play I - II V7 - bVI maj7 - V7 sus, you should know in the key of C that means; C - D7 - Ab maj7 - G7sus The D7 and Ab are non-diatonic to the key of C but the number system works either way. Start with easy common progressions you can find in songs, if you're at that level that is.

[@HenryBelcaster]

WHY DOES THAT WORK!! WHY UP A MINOR THIRD!! WHYYYY (So beautiful)

[@dissmo706]

Whats up henry belcaster

[@simonwinberg8604]

Freking awesome!

[@dompartida]

Finally, an exercise I don’t have to take through all 12 keys 😂

[@HDPERFORM]

Thank You.

[@dariusmines]

Smh. And that’s so simple when you explain it. Wow.

[@ZauberTocc]

Awesome, thank you very much!

[@sandilemgcina2904]

Adam man 🔥

[@maximesavard-beaudoin560]

i LOVE your content, thank you so much!

[@rickspyder6159]

Sooooooooooo cool did I mention it sounds amazing

[@xaviercoll]

So brillant … amazing

[@caseydahl1952]

that's just

[@Excelling_Music]

Amazing!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Bashanvibe]

I’m grabbing this🔥🔥🔥

[@willowsparks4576]

defo subscribing after this!

[@apisaibale8894]

Killing 🥶

[@kingdavidabaya9716]

Sweet

[@OldManJeff]

“Hello friends.”

[@amiekim]

Mr. Rogers, is that you?

[@davidkyle2073]

The stache though

[@FedericoGPena]

Yeah kid!! Killin’!!

[@apian29]

The goat

[@OdinLowFiMafia]

Wouf indeed ❤

[@charliehubbard3257]

Progression: I vi IV V 1st: C Am F G7sus C 2nd: C Cm Ab Bb7sus C 3rd: C A7/C# Dmin D7/F# G7sus Db7 Cmaj7 4th: C C7/E Fm F7/A Bb7sus E7#9 Cmaj7

[@maximesavard-beaudoin560]

i actually did the OOF aswell, couldnt help it

[@oshetechblogtutorial3465]

I can’t find the link to the full video. Please help here

[@soulbrotha4u]

Gold

[@peterbodofsnik9429]

Wow

[@dissmogaming1186]

Oh my god that bII7

[@sus-kupp]

The E7 to C haha

[@danieljoseph9592]

what if its a minor scale?

[@adaml4406]

What's a moo chord?

[@kevinwargo9734]

How do you come up with the notes in between the chords?

[@ianeiI]

Are we not supposed to take it through all 12 keys?😧

[@bryancroad2063]

Always good stuff!

[@Alandpope]

what is a 🐄 chord?

[@MrAw3sum]

can someone explain what the hell a II7/3 is? I don't get it.

[@user-fb1nn4ec5f]

You take the second degree of the scale (In c major it is D) and make it a dominant chord (D7) You then voice it over the third degree of the scale (E). So in the end it is D7/E

[@AbComp870]

How do you do this!? Is it like typing without looking at the keys? I play guitar - how can I learn this stuff for guitar?

[@beatgoddynasty5526]

I was thinking the exact same shit

[@maximesavard-beaudoin560]

keep working youll manage one day

[@musicproductionvideos5019]

Does this work in minor keys also?

[@brownriceprod]

minor and major are the same thing, so yeah

[@skoto8219]

@@brownriceprodPut down the bong lol Anyway no it doesn’t really work in minor. Flipping up or down a minor third in minor is much more jarring in a minor key for some reason. Play around with it and see if you agree, tho

[@musicproductionvideos5019]

@@brownriceprod so if you have a progression that starts on a minor 1… it resolves back to it the same way? Can’t seem to make it sound right.

[@JohnnysaidWhat]

jesus leave some 🐈 for the rest of us

[@kappajump1]

Wtf is a moo chord

[@arthurvandelay.]

It's an add2 chord with the third on the bass. For instance Cadd2/E

[@muarivieira610]

The guys at Steely Dan called it that after the 12th greek letter.

[@Skhal]

Beautiful! I wish you could give us midi files of thoses spicy chords