Why ''MOONLIGHT'' is PERFECT

All the Music Theory a producer needs (Free/Paid):
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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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[@drewskywalkerpa]

It’s really that pitch bending noise makes it so unique sounding

[@greenxblood]

Fr dude said all that like it was regular piano keys to begin with

[@greenxblood]

Either there's an effect or a filter carrying that particular sound

[@marcelszekowski315]

the chords are most of it

[@jvpersonal9067]

@@greenxblood The effect is part of the they used omnisphere preset

[@juicethekidd2164]

@@jvpersonal9067 nope they clearly used Grossbeat, the most basic effect every producer on fl studio must know

[@Evisuusg]

The sound is what makes this unique asf

[@justdom866]

Yeah that's pretty much all of music theory, take as much time as you need.

[@Eez333]

@@justdom866 i dont think you understand what music theory is. the comment you replied to was saying the instrument used is what makes it unique. music theory is just loose guidelines used to help create music. this comment had nothing to do with music theory

[@justdom866]

@@Eez333 you are nothing and your argument is theoretical

[@scotiar0581]

@@Eez333 it's in relation to how music theory alone does not make a sound unique or special necessarily

[@idontwannatypeaname]

​@scotiar05 no, he was right. Music theory is a loose set of rules to correctly make a good piece of music. but finding the correct sound is the hardest part of creating music.

[@GloGangSo]

Whole time the producer was just high and played what he liked

[@groovygamers1]

This^ its not that complicated

[@zekiel2574]

Yes but knowing the theory will enable you to pull this stuff out at will

[@steraaa]

@@zekiel2574 sometimes it’s not even theory it’s just having a good heat after a blunt 😭

[@chimpwithamachinegun]

"if it sounds good, it is good." -duke ellington, GOAT of big bands

[@OBsurdityTV]

@@groovygamers1 It’s talent. Hence why it’s unique

[@LuhDuckster]

this makes me wanna learn music theory

[@thephirebird]

you should bro

[@Sxcottie]

Trust me it's worth it, I've been learning and man it's made my music sound 10x better

[@LuhDuckster]

@@Sxcottie man I cant keep avoiding it u got any resources u used?

[@Sxcottie]

@@LuhDuckster i mostly learned from making chords in fls piano roll, but a KZbinr i recommend is "hack music theory" they make good music theory videos

[@LuhDuckster]

@@Sxcottie thanks bro ill check it out 🙏

[@Ryzasu]

The sound design on it really makes it its so soothing with the pitch bending and delay effects

[@pankosticka1359]

its just omnisphere preset

[@etralin3dream983]

There’s also the pitch bend at the end of every bar

[@tildenpointer7368]

It’s an arp

[@etralin3dream983]

Indeed it is

[@sig2407]

@@tildenpointer7368yeah it is but its also pitch bending with automation

[@ghostfrieza2904]

How is it done?

[@etralin3dream983]

@@ghostfrieza2904 I’m not sure about the official song but I put the pitch setting to 14 and made an automation clip that resembles two sharp curves pretty close to each other and than copy and pasted it where it goes in the loop and it sounded very accurate.

[@deafwalkerrrrr552]

Bro explained the simplest chord progression in the book and expects me to be impressed

[@OAmeen]

these are producers not composers , plus it's trap related stuff , so don't expect much

[@deafwalkerrrrr552]

@@OAmeen I agree but production entails composition of some degree tho

[@ario9907]

Literally the most basic beginner chord progression, my 10 year old brother can do better and he’s not even a producer just a piano player.

[@zeechy]

​@@deafwalkerrrrr552 producers who don't compose are an L

[@Just.kid19]

bro no cap you are so underrated and genius

[@theRedBowMusic]

thank you!

[@producedby3am344]

Everyone is been producing music for even a week knows this lol

[@boof1421]

Basic middle school music theory you should look at what jazz musicians can do

[@Pingoping]

Bro literally took one of the most popular chord progressions and called it perfect 💀

[@eatcoffee1126]

@@boof1421 I mean to be fair, this isn't too far away from the famous 6-2-5-1 turn around chord progression in Jazz.

[@prodbysebzy]

the arp is truly what makes this mel hit

[@FAILED_ARTISTS]

one of finest melody ever made in history

[@etralin3dream983]

Gamelan wheel omnisphere

[@Cerialos]

ty

[@roxy6731]

gud lookz bruh

[@aris95music]

Facts. It’s not as deep as everyone thinks 😂😂 the drums are the more impressive part

[@PLUGCIROO]

Producer: i just clicked randomly, and i loved.🙂

[@boomer7393]

I think it should be noted that this progression is in A minor, and that the 6 chord is major, 5th is minor and the 1st is also minor.

[@FlorissMusic]

so what

[@boomer7393]

@@FlorissMusic important context

[@FlorissMusic]

@@boomer7393 but you didn’t say anything about the chords, just if they’re major or minor. but almost every chord progression has major and minor chords

[@ashtonvolkmann]

@@FlorissMusic it is important context, looking at those chords I was confused why he was calling those the 6, 5, and 1 chords as that wouldn’t be the right type of chords in a major key, in a minor key those *are* the right chords, a 6-5-1 chord progression in A minor. For the parallel major key of A minor the chord progression would be 4-3-6, which is another lovely chord progression

[@0piumaeternum]

@@FlorissMusicdetails are important😃

[@JVM42069]

Bro its not the chords its the sound.

[@AndrewA2005]

Music theory is quite amazing to actually see in action

[@prodbyX-l2t]

LLX🕊️❤️

[@prodcytrii]

bro created new jazz

[@ashl_one]

Bruh anyone can throw together a progression it’s the sound design and selection they make this good and unique sounding

[@phantomwarrior0313]

It’s actually the pitch shift effect that makes it unique. It’s a regular set of chords with a pitch shift added to it

[@ario9907]

This chord progression would be found in everyones old beginner projects, nothing impressive but the post processing on the arp is what made it impressive

[@kvbeats4757]

An authentic cadence such simplicity but so powerful

[@Sephor69]

It’s that omnisphere preset that make it great

[@ginosluxmusic]

FL scale selection clutch

[@drewwisemanmusic424]

The effect is also super freaking cool.

[@dubious1580]

GnR “you could be mine” has this Chord Progression too.

[@yaboiavery5986]

Rip, he wasn't a perfect person but near the end he was a good role model that some people really needed

[@Sxcottie]

This chord progression is very common in DnB, or at least in my music haha

[@nuberiffic]

It's common in almost every genre.

[@AzeezGoatinho24]

You saving careers here man

[@akapo9999]

this video is gold

[@DETERMINOLOGY]

Someone actually in fl studio talking about the number system which i fully agree on as well. 6-5-1 is a popular progression or 2-5-1 or 1-3-6-2-5-1 so many of them

[@leofromthe9159]

Iconic piece

[@stuntrushjr64]

I did not see the first second of this, so I genuinely thought you meant the Moonlight Sonata

[@ddd-op5wy]

But why are you implying this isn't basic music theory and every song doesn't already use this? Yes, dominant chords resolve to tonic chords. This really isn't as unique or as perfect as you're making it out to be.

[@MultipleBob]

long time no see brodie great to see you doing well

[@Purpsenju]

new jazz chord progression

[@tomharris886]

Keep up the good work

[@theRedBowMusic]

Thanks, will do!

[@kraigLv]

Wish I coulda worked with X 🐐🏆

[@Loreh0]

Chimatasi anche cadenza perfetta

[@Bittamin]

I accidentally use this progression just feeling out for vibes sometimes and it’s definitely a strong resolve

[@thiagohenrique979]

GOAT!!!!!! THANK U FOR UR VIDEOS!

[@Melly_The1]

xxx was a genius. realy sucks that we lost him

[@MinimalProductionZ]

Great stuff, could you do analysis of longer songs like cinematographic music ? That would be so cool

[@santiagologioco7971]

“Perfect”

[@ayden3610]

Its actually a sample from a BMW i8 door alarm

[@DithanBeatz]

Invert that last chord so it's tonally closer to the first two. It will make more sense that way.

[@kinmyname]

explained this very well!

[@manji5]

goat

[@kinmyname]

@@manji5

[@beatztito]

Thank you

[@natanaeldubowski]

Its actually 4 3 6 progression. U end in A minor chord which is 6th in this key.

[@TakeHit0]

The key is A minor so 651 is correct

[@jacksonmanoulian9065]

Omnisphere Galilean wheel with a pitch bend

[@ZMSaypol]

Gamelan*

[@joshifelixk6960]

i remember when people gone crazy for this melody 😂😂

[@beatsbynes]

Facts 😂

[@joshifelixk6960]

@@beatsbynes yeah man those days people were "omg what a beat, this is so unique , this is hard to replicate andrevolution to music XD

[@telo1-x8s]

beautiful

[@axcybeatz]

X would be the lofi or best sad song artist 💜

[@DropdeadDylannnn]

It’s called omnisphere lol

[@melody3741]

It reminds me a little of “iamamiwhoami”

[@junowy.mp3]

Super nicely explained my guy🙌

[@theRedBowMusic]

Appreciate it!

[@CukePickle]

Nice

[@theRedBowMusic]

thank you!

[@WILLBEATSONYT]

Its really the pitch automation though

[@Sxcottie]

That's not what he's talking about my man

[@WILLBEATSONYT]

@@Sxcottie hes talking about why moonlight is perfect. Well, its the pitch animation that makes it perfect

[@Sxcottie]

@@WILLBEATSONYT no he's talking about why the music theory behind it is perfect

[@WILLBEATSONYT]

@@Sxcottie brother its not that deep

[@ayowuddup]

@@WILLBEATSONYT it is, this video and channel r both about music theory..

[@newflstudiouser3569]

the reason why it's so good is omnisphere bruv. very basic progression, but the preset is really good and it's pitch bending.

[@lukethevampire8970]

If you change your 5 chord to a major7 it sounds even better imo

[@dogwater512]

VI-V-I "unique"

[@freezy1891]

its very easy to remake the song if you have omnisphere

[@darklordoftheuniverse7803]

So cool

[@nyanhtut1650]

asking for color code, that teal looks so nice

[@theRedBowMusic]

Go you: #3CB0B3

[@unclemike7386]

STOP LIGHT YE

[@michaelatorn8380]

The pitch bending sounds annoying... but the progression is good.

[@kbdavl]

🤯🤯

[@LivingGuy484]

What program is this?

[@h8f8]

Dunno how you ignore the pitch bending 😅

[@rageinnhell]

Whata? Very cool

[@manuel1846inla1]

What beat production software are you using?

[@stevenshaneyfelt]

🤯🤯🤯

[@sbins5954]

💥

[@eatcoffee1126]

Is really a submediant into the 5-1 cadence really what makes this song "perfect"? The only thing this is missing from using the most common chord progression in western pop music is the sub dominant, the 4.

[@baby5683]

How come your melodies doesnt always sound like what you trying to remake,

[@johnathandemos4197]

no bro its the sound selection

[@yojan69]

woooAUuuuAU

[@nahim2261]

Isn't the 5th meant to be the dominant chord?

[@SamB11_3]

How come they don’t use inversions?

[@thoughtabout7910]

John Cunningham is 🐐

[@frosti8787]

What's the plugin for the piano? Sounds nice

[@cactus_wiz]

then add "moonlightuhh moonlightuhh shawty gaisueuehajakakalightuh"

[@vhcxhbvg]

Can you add intervals alongside the number note in the scale?

[@cupcakkeafreak]

Can you explain an arca or sophie song? :]

[@kpopbutlofi]

It's all about the sound selection, not sure it's about the chords

[@beatsbynes]

Agree

[@imarandomsella.]

was the producer high

[@structlightning]

how about we credit the producer and not x

[@lc-b352]

VII is the same as V because its a seventh without fundamental.

[@TylinaMusic]

Actually its a 1-7-2 progression their is evidence in that its an F minor key

[@TakeHit0]

Bro? FAC is F major 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@devan4thepeople]

Can someone clarify what he means by 4th 5th and 6th. I’m learning.

[@zerorootx]

Ya dude, they drew midi notes, opened massive, put a pitch bend on the synth and there you go. 99% of producers don't know musical theory.

[@theRedBowMusic]

probably but isnt it cool that you now know this progression works? like you can use it if you ever get stuck

[@zerorootx]

@@theRedBowMusic it's pop music. Every song uses the same progressions for 100s of years. It's not a mystery.

[@siriusmusic521]

But isnt 5 supposed to use g# in a minor?

[@zsoltnagy8442]

KSHMR - Secrets

[@Trackbeatz23]

The automation blows me off

[@decoren_abendregen643]

What did you use for this video?

[@kevinwijaya-qc2yh]

how ?

[@GrafinLenin]

I think it's about Debussy...

[@pregobregofeoo]

i thought it was going 4-5-6

[@friskalicious3666]

What’s the synth or sound preset used though? It really sounds niiice.

[@konxzx]

basically how all music works 😂

[@mhpnaudio]

Me who don't have any idea what's he talking about 👁️👄👁️