Advanced Music Theory (No.2): HARMONY using Mapping Tonal Harmony Pro

[@mDecksMusic]

New "Exclusive Access" post available: The Joy Of Writing Chord Progressions If you are a member you'll find a link to the download in our membership tab. Or become a member today kzbin.info/door/BCch4Wd-JAuyURvmmA1oyQjoin for an ever expanding library of music resources.

[@bochasotes]

Me gustaría tener algún PDF y alguno de los cursos pero no entiendo esto de hacerse miembro por 30 pesos Argentinos, tiene que haber un error

[@mDecksMusic]

Cual es el error? Si te haces miembro en KZbin tienes acceso a los ultimos 2 meses de PDF de las clases que damos en youtube. Si quieres comprar los libros o los apps que ofrecemos entonces vas a mdecks.com

[@bochasotes]

@@mDecksMusic Hola, gracias por responder, quisiera pagar una membresía por un año, en pesos Argentinos, como hago? Me interesa mucho tu manera de analizar y explicar los problemas musicales

[@mDecksMusic]

Hola, no tenemos membresia por un año, pero tenemos el music theory journal con todas las lecciones desde Feb 2022 hasta hoy (mas the 120 lecciones con videos) aqui: mdecks.com/musictheory.phtml

[@bochasotes]

@@mDecksMusic Hola, por favor, quiero la membresía, por favor despejenme la duda cuando dice 30 o 150 ars por mes se refiere a pesos Argentinos

[@yohan1539]

Unbelievable. MTHP is everything I needed from a music tool and these additional resources are amazing as well. Thank you so much!

[@mDecksMusic]

Great to hear! Thanks!

[@mothra87]

All I can say is WOW... You have raised the bar of chordal theory instruction on KZbin!

[@MrSF247]

I love the G7(b9) to Cm7, and the Bb7(#11) to Am. Has that gorgeous R&B Gospel sound.

[@patrickLee_born_again]

Absolutely Beautiful! Love the ending set of chords!

[@Victor48323]

I love this series! Thank you!

[@rufnsluf]

Terrific lesson packed with useful information.

[@bochasotes]

Muy buen trabajo, cuando puedas sube mas reharmonizaciones, gracias

[@deaconblues3964]

Man...that was great! I like the chord changes of course, but the change of key and that two bar ending were special!

[@mDecksMusic]

Thanks for listening

[@deaconblues3964]

@@mDecksMusic always!

[@sanjaysaki7032]

I want to do cover bollywood song but this lesson opened my eye thank u sir.... U r the best teacher

[@sanjaysaki7032]

Woow so beautiful lesson clearly explained thank u sir. Plz do this type of lesson in bollywood songs if possible

[@alanzelicoff3421]

The reharm lessons are invaluable. Would you perhaps find time to comment a bit more on when to try inversions of the I-major? This is clearly a powerful technique, but it is less obvious when one might try to employ it. Or, to put it another way, is the power of the technique mostly in its useful exploitation of the bass line per se, or is there another music theory principle that can guide its use. I have to say that these harmony lessons are sufficient reason alone to join as an mDecks member. Thank you.

[@mDecksMusic]

Thanks! I think, the bass should dictate almost everything. It is important to consider the melody against the bass, if you write bass lines that are consonant agains the melody (like 3rds of 6ths) you can get away with almost anything. Consider using inversions of any of the chords, not just the I chord. We have a great video on consonance in our Pat Metheny series: kzbin.info/aero/PLt-Oh3MSFwB_60i5NmCOMRc5klNwU56z4

[@danreichart4829]

love this! Will there be a part 3?

[@mDecksMusic]

Yes

[@alexex5513]

Where is the membership tab to download the pdf??

[@mDecksMusic]

www.youtube.com/@mDecksMusic/membership

[@8my6pac]

Great lesson! Is there also a version of "Shenandoah" for Tonal Harmony Pro to download?

[@mDecksMusic]

No, but it's a good idea to add it to the pdf, I'll work on that let members know via youtube. Thanks for the feedback!

[@ne_cor3353]

I would love for this app to also be on Android systems... :(

[@Tritonorec]

Congratulations!!! I love your way of teaching. I loved that you did tutorials in Spanish. On the other hand, I would like to know what application you use to do your tutorials, I ask you as a piano teacher and to help my students. I also like your piano sound, it comes from the piano itself or from Logic, Protools, Kontak...?. Give me a hand if you can. Thank you!!!

[@mDecksMusic]

Yes, I use adobe premiere for editing, logic pro and kontakt for the piano sound. And of course Mapping Tonal Harmony Pro :)

[@alanzelicoff3421]

These lessons are outstanding. But, a question: At about 18:36, when approaching the 6 chord (Cmin) you use a G7#9 as it magically appears on the map. While I am trying to follow along in MTHPro, there is no combination of settings of "Style" and "Level" for which a G7#9 appears (theG7b9 does, of course). How did you generate the G7#9 as an option to consider, or should we simply assume that whenever there is a b9 suggested, one can assume that a #9 is ripe for testing? Or, am I simply missing something fundamental in understanding how to operate the map in MTHPro. Can't wait fo the next "Joy of Writing Chord Progressions" lesson. Again, just outSTANDing!.

[@mDecksMusic]

To get a 7#9 chord you have to pair the chord with a scale that has the #9 (like the Major Blues Scale) Just right-click on the chord in the map to change the scale

[@andrewie4]

Hi hi. May I ask. If I buy this MTH and Tessitura pro, am I able to get future UPDATES/VERSIONS For free ?? MANY THANKS

[@mDecksMusic]

Yes, updates are always free

[@andrewie4]

@@mDecksMusic ah okok. Tqvm boss. Appreciate. Have a lovely day

[@GlennBlasius]

I think I need a bucket to hold the parts of my brain which fell out of my ears during this lesson....