Music Theory For Producers: Advanced Melody Tricks

Music Theory For Producers: Advanced Melody Tricks
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:13 - What Are Scales
1:00 - Modulation
1:38 - Chromaticism
2:24 - Borrowed Chords
3:08 - Modal Interchange
3:38 - Tonicization
3:57 - Polytonality
4:32 - Altered Chords
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[@Fukumeanbro]

Bros started makin jazz

[@rlyBeats]

💀 soundin zesty

[@Fukumeanbro]

@@rlyBeats why?

[@rlyBeats]

@@Fukumeanbro not you. the out of key jazzy notes

[@Fukumeanbro]

@@rlyBeats ok ok i understand. And thnx for replying on my ig stories.

[@ambars_lair]

Pretty comprehensive introduction to tonal expansion harmonic techniques. I'm usually very dissapointed by people that tries to explain this kind of stuff, so I came in here with low expectations, but I gotta say I'm happily surprised. Kudos, my dude, when you mentioned polytonality I inmediatly knew you have actually put your time in learning theory.

[@rlyBeats]

thanks 🙏🏼 appreciate that

[@Schaffy_Music]

THIS IS THE VIDEO I NEEDED RN!!!

[@user-bb7zz3kt6z]

You're a true G for making this video... Thanks!💯💯

[@BandanaRoychoudhary]

Bro deserve more support ❤

[@rlyBeats]

appreciate you 🫡

[@prod.tainted]

perfect timing🙏

[@rlyBeats]

you wanted to know how to play out of key ?

[@prod.tainted]

@@rlyBeats precisely

[@user-fs5pw4hr3g]

Keep it up

[@privmylta]

w as always

[@rlyBeats]

thanks king 👑

[@JakeJones19]

The “modulation” section is not playing out of scale. The chord progression is just in the key of G. Not C.

[@rlyBeats]

its outside the original scale

[@JakeJones19]

@@rlyBeats except it’s not. I mean it could be written as such but if the song revolves around that progression it’s more likely that it’s just in G and starts on C The chords u used are the Axis Chords of G meaning the 4 most commonly used in pop music (IV-I-V-vi). It just doesn’t start on the root. No hostility or disrespect meant btw 🤝

[@rlyBeats]

@@JakeJones19its used as an example, thered be more around it, but ya just used to show a way of playing notes outside the original scale :)

[@dorseyluckett5300]

@rly Beats I seen a site that showed bpm and scale of some song they are made in and I seen a lot of major scale trap songs...can you do a video making a trap beat in a major scale/ the process of ??

[@Guuu4998]

If you listen to Bay Area rap from the 90s and a lot of west coast rap from 90s it was almost always out of key on at least a note or two or at least one diminished chord. It does def come from jazz and it also happens in r and b often. It is done on purpose to give a specific feel

[@txalush]

rly can you help us with a phonk melodies please 🙏❤️ also I want to thank you for always being so helpful, I have improved alot from your videos

[@melodious2261]

I want a video like this too

[@user-ly7zl9gb7m]

When I try and lay out a 4/4 melody it always comes back as 3/4. I come up with the melody.. tap out my bpm, lay it down and it comes out as 3/4 not 4/4. Why? Is there an explanation to this or is it just me.

[@TiagoNugentComposer]

scales? where we're going we don't need scales

[@williamnupen9015]

how do you make your note blocks round like that?

[@rlyBeats]

pretty sure its in the piano roll view options menu, you can change how notes display