Write a CHORD PROGRESSION in 2 minutes!! *Music Hack*

Easy songwriting. How to wite a simple, yet effective chord progression for your songs in less than 2 minutes. This will get your started with your compositions in no time.

[@SebastienZunino]

Hahaha excellent ! Why I take hours to find good chords progressions ... I m a fool Hahaha

[@QJamTracks]

Hahaha, Yes Sebastien, life can be so easy ;)

[@ttrippy]

This is gold

[@QJamTracks]

Thanks Ttrippy!

[@jayantsewdien3929]

So much knowledge in just 2 minutes..awesome!! Thanks😃

[@dougp2917]

Awesome comp 101! Looking forward to your take on applications of "borrowed chords" outside the key, like bVI and bVII for even more 'spice'. :)

[@QJamTracks]

Thanks! I will make several of these. Borrowed chords and modal substitutions will come :)

[@alexbaxter8291]

I know I'm a bit late to the party. I'm a drummer trying to teach myself guitar and a little music theory. This 2:19 clip has made more sense to me than listening to and watching hours of "tutors" overly complicating things, and for that QJamTracks, I thank you. Subscribed.

[@QJamTracks]

Thank you Alex!

[@buracksmith]

Thank you very much for this huge awesome tips. Well Played!!!

[@davemcguire999]

IMPORTANT TIP FOR BEGINNERS: Sometimes you will see Roman numerals instead of chord names. Roman numerals are used for chord progressions to show the tonality of a chord progression. "UPPERCASE" means chords with "MAJOR" tonality (a happy sound), "lowercase" means "minor" tonality (a sad sound), and "lowercase with a degree symbol" means "diminished tonality (dissonant sound like something is wrong). The example in this video has them all UPPERCASE which is technically incorrect. The correct way to write the Roman numerals for this example is I, ii, iii, IV, V, vii, vii°. Written numbers like 2, 5, 1, don't show any indication of tonality so Roman numerals are used.

[@heatwithoutlight]

I love all of the idiosyncrasies between the music and the graphics, such informative and entertaining work! I only wish I'd found your channel sooner.

[@QJamTracks]

So nice to hear!!

[@MrOscyn]

Excellent lesson again. Thank you!

[@TheFullbend]

This is awesome man! Great work 😉 in the future you can show us how to spicy up the progression with riffs and licks 👍

[@QJamTracks]

Thanks mate! It's a continuing series. I will show you guys how to spice up your progressions and chords!

[@asmvolatile]

Would be nice to see the same for harmonic major\minor