The ''ROBBERY'' formula for Beautiful melodies

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Welcome to a new chapter in your music career. After you are done reading and understanding the contents of this book you will never look at the way you make music the same ever again.
Here you will learn the most relevant information I gathered over the 2 years I spent taking university level music theory classes. From how chords work and how they affect one another to the study of counterpoint, here you will find an easy to understand guide to making music like you have never before.
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[@clouds2593]

Bro, Nick Mira was not thinking all of this when making the melody, it is all made by ear, thank you for the short.

[@patricksimmons8117]

He definitely could have been, he actually know how to play the guitar

[@nick_phi11ips]

yes he was

[@nick_phi11ips]

actually he probably just got the chord progression from a loop and added notes

[@camdengraves1442]

@@patricksimmons8117 Nick doesn’t even use the terminology 4-1 he uses these things called “chord codes” which is basically a watered down music theory, so no I doubt he was thinking about all this but he knew how to stay in key

[@patricksimmons8117]

@@camdengraves1442 he could be saying chord codes to make it understandable to the general audience (which I think is actually dumb but that doesn't matter) He has to know why the "chord codes" work at least

[@Just.kid19]

I'm telling this This Man will never Let you down....

[@frogman7131]

Nobody in the comments getting it 😂 hes explaining why the melody/chord progression works so well

[@jvylo6114]

For most producers, we never think of it to that extend. We just play around with it until the final thing sounds good and in key.

[@jzilla_grudgegang]

Your nobody 😂

[@tiredyoshi8590]

pretty nick wasnt thinking all this shit through bro just made whatever he felt

[@tiredyoshi8590]

@@sxke_ yea yea ik

[@shaddowpanther6947]

I think that’s giving Nick Mira too much credit

[@theRedBowMusic]

I have no idea what his though process was, I'm just trying to give you a starting point if you want to make something in that style

[@thisisilalang]

​@@theRedBowMusic • I appreciate you. No. We. We appreciate you!

[@TheKidPrimal]

This is basic theory and chord progressions there’s not much credit not bashing on it but he does get the credit for knowing more theory than you clearly do

[@imjoedavis]

Nick Mira iss goated & familiar with music theory as he plays multiple instruments

[@Nomidy]

@@imjoedavisyea but its still too much credit, like im sure nick didint think "im gonna use this progression instead of this one" and just did it, i be the same way, i dont think i just do, saves alot of time woth unnessary thinking (applies to beatmaking)

[@jarlstaehrrodtnes]

These videos have taught me that every trap song uses a 4-1 progression

[@rishibellam738]

some use minor though

[@re_loyola]

Great review! The producer didn't probably know what chords he laid out if it's a sus what. If it sounds good, then it sounds good.

[@rayyanshaikh5591]

i love this channel so much man, it explains melodies in the same way i can actually process them. thank you 🙏🙏

[@zaxie_za4942]

Thats cool bro keep up the good work

[@Quasarmusic1]

I think the choice of instrument is also really important, in making a simple progression like this, sound the way you want it to.

[@NathanDx]

Nick Mira just made the melody Not like he did it like an anime character thinking about he's attack style 😂😂😂 Thanks for the short man 💙💙🤘

[@josephtanko]

😂😂 legit what I was thinking. but isn’t that how every breakdown is? ever…

[@NathanDx]

@@josephtankoyea I guess 😂😂

[@noistv7865]

Nick Mira has experience, so he doesn’t need to think about it when he makes music, but he uses the theory from the video subconsciously.

[@pavendax]

Cant believe trap beatmakers know slight music theory

[@arkenz2473]

that was sooo useful tnxxxxxx

[@TooCole]

Melody break down videos like this!

[@TheDJEDS]

Let me know if I'm wrong music theorist. Just had the light bulbs in my head, thanks to this short, as if the self study I have been working on was meant to clear now. So the numbered progressions, are the notes of a scale playing chords right? Is that right? And then you can make them major minor deminish etc... Am I close enough? Pls let me know.

[@1Tropic]

Yes

[@jgmusic_]

from what i can tell, yes you have it right... for example, a 1 chord in D would be D, whereas the 4 chord is G. technically though, they're written as roman numerals (I or IV, etc.) to help keep clarity.

[@gavingilson4666]

Great info

[@martonbenedekszabo472]

Actually he used the sample of "Shape of my hearth" by Sting in the Lucid Dreams

[@b.smith42295]

he is just laying out the essentials for why it sounds the way it does. he isn't trying to speak for nick as to how he approached the melody. why are the comments so defensive

[@byniasofficial2567]

Im pretty sure he just clicked his mouse randomly in fl studio until he like the melody. You explain it like hardcore Disney fans try adding backstories to the plot holes in SW sequels.

[@sbins5954]

🔥🔥

[@anderschristensen7805]

Damn🔥

[@jgmusic_]

Cool short, but the IV chord does in fact have a decent pull to resolution (the plagal cadence is IV - I... it wouldn't exist as one of the premier cadences if it didn't have a strong sense of resolution)

[@nathanbegel4505]

Plagal cadences are used to resolve in a softer way than perfect cadences so he's right on this one.

[@nathanbegel4505]

The las chord isn't a 2 chord, it's a 2nd inversion of the 5 sus2 chord. Great analysis nonetheless 👍👍

[@theredhall-thisisfootball]

The guy probably just felt a vibe and played the Piano while this guy's making it look like Rocket Science good tutorial though.

[@vuesmallz]

Passing notes any toturial on that

[@freako9558]

whats that piano library?

[@nathanielnevarez]

This progression is a kingdom hearts sample… lol

[@lernardkpobi]

honestly you neee to make free midi packs for some of us

[@Tromboo]

Amen ass chord (plagal cadence progression)

[@leonardobrigido4344]

what escala

[@dacrazyhippo]

sus4 🤨📮

[@thfcmelly6570]

Suspended 4th Chord

[@dacrazyhippo]

@@thfcmelly6570 yes yes :)

[@Private_Account101]

🤓🤓

[@Scrumminon]

Ts not funny

[@dacrazyhippo]

@@Scrumminon ok

[@vilmeru]

I really need to know what piano sound this is, where can i get it?

[@theRedBowMusic]

spitfire audio - labs

[@yourstruly4536]

people in the comments acting like nick mira doesn't have countless hours of uploaded stream of making beat and explaining how he makes beats, you could learn something but aye oh well

[@darthdoom4_music]

What daw is that

[@jamalnolastname]

0:01

[@noahonthatbeat]

0:30

[@Prod_Glez]

BPM??

[@prod.bennyy]

He didn't at the top 3 notes he halftimes a piano from nexus and got those notes

[@SHADxSZproducer]

0:26

[@Xandler17]

plugin?

[@KarimA-yy1zv]

Soundgoodizer

[@prod.kefauvr]

What piano vst are you using?

[@theRedBowMusic]

Spitfire audio - labs - soft piano

[@prod.kefauvr]

@@theRedBowMusic thanks! I appreciate your content

[@MegaKingMP]

this isnt 4-1-2 its 1-5-6

[@hklam7833]

isnt it in d major?

[@SadhoursXL]

So you saying its all about knowledge not talent😊

[@kingshi1]

I'm new producer and I get scared when someone use words you used...bruh I just do whatever sounds good

[@KeenanAxolotl]

I am trying to learn music theory but every time I see a sus chord I lose it 💀

[@readerwolfmc]

SUS

[@shadow325lone]

Sus 4

[@wtmusic515]

this is useful but you’re really misleading people saying “it works because of this chord progression” the chord progression doesn’t matter if the mix, sound selection or even tempo is wrong.

[@Dom-zy1qy]

Bro he's talking about the theory behind the progression, not the beat itself. Obviously if u played these chords on a synth bass it wouldn't sound good, but it would still be a good progression.

[@210zenn]

that’s not what he’s saying

[@brody-true]

You must be thinking of other videos in this similar style. This guy is actually giving good advice and not being misleading unlike a lot of them

[@styl1ssttt]

hes talking about the melodies not the drums

[@wtmusic515]

@@Dom-zy1qy that would be a good reason but have you seen the chord progressions of the songs he’s describing? they have two chords, are you really telling me that’s the “key” to a good beat?😂 i’m not hating it’s good advice, but there are beat breakdowns with complex melodies which are the entire substance of the song, and breaking down a 1-4 chord is not one of them. that’s bare minimum music theory

[@TommyWashow]

imagine deconstructing something so simple lol go deconstruct some zappa or something

[@hushiscool]

Mf you try to make music, do it, post it, and reply, otherwise stfu and stay in your lane

[@Rebel8MAC]

Ppl really liked this emo rap shit huh?

[@callmedady9773]

Me who using bandlab