MUST KNOW Post-Rock Chord Theory (amazing sounds!)

[@FriendlyFire_Music]

I need to add this to my music!!! ❤

[@nordinedjaouani1255]

Top!❤❤❤ belle démonstration comme résultats à la fin c'est magique cher Antoine

[@AntoineMichaudGuitar]

Merci!

[@georgerichardson7728]

This has helped me explore modal interchange greatly, thank you Antoine, from Scotland

[@jibankrishnamuhuri8434]

Plz make a tutorial on how to improvise on chord changes and how to identify which chords are being played in the background so that I can play over that chord...love from India

[@charlarge3555]

Yes, please!

[@henrydemonterno4387]

Hey Antoine I bought the Chord Spicer course couple days ago. I hope to learn to play as beautiful chord movements as this one! That was amazing, I loved the distorted improv 👍à plus !

[@AntoineMichaudGuitar]

Thanks a lot for joining, Henry! Hope you will have fun with it :-)

[@AntoineMichaudGuitar]

►► Check out my course Chord Spicer to learn this principle with all modes: → www.ambientguitaracademy.com/chord-spicer

[@Guitarcope]

It really reminds me of Tears for Fears.

[@travispatterson4567]

And by the end you have a porcupine tree song

[@AntoineMichaudGuitar]

Yes, they do that a lot! I have analyzed Porcupine Tree chord tricks earlier on the channel. The link is here if ever you're interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3e7gnhobtd8hck

[@vrombo]

I think this tut moves from promising PR to some caramel prog-rock which is boring and lame.