The One Chord Progression You MUST Know

[@sburton84]

In the minor 2-5-1 you can also use the harmonic minor scale to ensure that the 5 chord is still a dominant chord...

[@bagotmusic]

if I'm not mistaken are the 2-5-1 chords you did in c minor in the incorrect position here?

[@mzshepherd9092]

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[@DNBAcademy]

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[@aaronmarana1859]

Yea he's got 2 badass courses always refer back to them all the time

[@DNBAcademy]

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[@mzshepherd9092]

Maximum Respect! Best in the busyness in my opinion! Very talented artists!… wish I wasn’t so time poor I only mix with raf’s master pieces for now… always interested in the process and creative understand though… it a big 🤘yeah buddy! Nz come visit!

[@Basuko_Smoker]

i feel totally lost

[@NRTKDNB]

6:49 why is 1st chod major but 2nd is minor ?? its that ok in music theory ???

[@Rekoyl116]

Yea it’s fine. It’s contextual. For instance the C major scale is the same as the A minor scale.

[@NRTKDNB]

​@@Rekoyl116 thank you 😊😊

[@jcdenton868]

In the video its just for example to show differences between the two but to answer your question yes you can make melodies where in example first part is in major and second is in minor. It can create very interesting vibes when used correctly.

[@DNBAcademy]

@@jcdenton868 Yup this is spot on