Why You Need to Learn Circle of Fifths Right Now

[@hughman8597]

I'm German and have watched billions of videos about the circle of fifths in german(by the way in Germany we call it "Quintenzirkel"). And I never really understood him. And then you come in another language and suddenly everything makes sense! I'm really happy right now and will probably be busy with sisters and cousins ​​in the near future 😃! Many many heartfelt thanks. And many kind regards from Germany!❤❤❤

[@shaylevinzon540]

Same for me though not in German. 🎉

[@HenningUhle]

This is always the case with Will. And indeed, in Germany we have a lot of strange words for musical things. And we have this thing with B (German) = Bb (everywhere else) and H (German) = B (everywhere else)

[@DanglyLingham]

I am english speaking and this made it more confusing for me. lol

[@rossco78]

@@DanglyLinghamThen, i fear…you may never grasp it! Kidding! I think the best way to learn it is to watch this again but play/practice as Will goes through the different aspects. It will click eventually…good luck!

[@EDMTips]

Love to read such comments! Thank you so much! 🙏 And I am very happy my video helped you to understand it! :)

[@Azatrix]

The title couldn't be more precise. This has literally unlocked music for me

[@EDMTips]

Haha love to hear that man! Thank you for dropping a comment!

[@joeycarmels]

Frfr. This vid made constructing from the circle of fifths very plain

[@Silentnarcotic]

After 20 years of working with music, this is the best easiest way to understand I feel I have encountered. Thank you!!

[@EDMTips]

Love to hear feedback like yours! Thank you so much for the support and you are very welcome!

[@caseykimes5302]

The circle of fifths has always been a bit of an enigma to me, but this is the best explanation I have seen to date. Thanks, Will!

[@ElectricEddieDaus]

Hi Will, What you call Power Notes is also known as the Major Pentatonic Scale. The 1, 2, 3, 5 & 6th notes of any Major scale, makes the Major Pentatonic. The 1, b3, 4, 5, & b7 makes the Minor Pentatonic Scale. Add in the b5 to the Minor Pentatonic Scale above and you have your standard Blues Scale. Try counting that out on all of the White keys and you'll have 3 new sacles to work from. If you know some scales, the formula can be applied to them as well. Guitarists are very well known for using Minor Pentatonic Scales, as they can be used over Major & Minor Chord progressions. Hope that helps a bit and gets some ideas flowing for those who are not Theory heads...LOL... Thx ElectricEddie

[@larseberhardt6327]

Nice was looking for this comment explaining the power notes. Thanks!

[@Ryan-zv1sd]

After the major pentatonic scale you mentioned 1, b3…what is the b here? Flat, diminished? Sorry, trying to learn and feel lost

[@artificers-predecessor]

I think it's flat ​@@Ryan-zv1sd . So flat 3rd note, so in Cmaj that would be D#/Eb(flat)

[@Ryan-zv1sd]

@@artificers-predecessor thank you

[@ElectricEddieDaus]

​@@Ryan-zv1sd A flat means to drop a note by a half-step or a half-semitone which is the same (It's like Potatoe / Pototoe) it means the same, it's just another name for the same thing, it's from different parts of the world. Ex. C Maj Scale - C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C If you apply the Formula 1, b3, 4, 5, & b7 to the "C" Major Scale You get the C minor Pentatonic Scale (Penta means 5 notes only) C Minor Pentatonic = C, Eb, F, G, Bb, C * If you add the (b5) note to the same scale you get the Blues Scale. Blues Scales Formula = 1, b3, 4, (b5), 5, & b7, 1 = C, Eb, F, (Gb), G, Bb, C If you take the C Major Scale = C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C and apply this Formula 1, 2, b3, 4, 5, 6b, & b7, 1 you get the C Minor Scale. C, D, Eb, F, G, Ab, Bb, C (aka. C Minor Aeolian or Natural Minor Scale.) Again (It's like Potatoe / Pototoe) *** Side Note: A little Trick. The C Minor is the Relative Minor of the E(b) Flat Major. If you know the E(b) Flat Major Scale and start to play it from the "C" Note to the next "C" Note = Then you just played the C Minor Scale (aka. C Minor Aeolian or Natural Minor Scale.) This works for all Major to Minor Scales. If you know the Major Scales then technically you know the Relative Minor Scales as well. There are many Formulas. They all work to give you different Scales ( Pentatonic, Major, Minor, Blues, etc.). *** Memorize the Formulas.*** *** There are also many formulas to get different Chords. Ex. 1st, 3rd, and 5th note of any Major Scale, gives you the Major Chord with the same name from the Scale it was taken from. Ex. C Maj Scale - C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C - 1st, 3rd, 5th note gives you (C, E, G) Played together gives you the C Major Chord. Ex. C Maj Scale - C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C - 1st, b3rd, 5th note gives you (C, Eb, G) Played together gives you the C Minor Chord. Memorize the Formulas to apply to any Scale for different results ( different Scales & different Chords) There are many Formulas for both the Scales & Chords. Learning them all will give you a Great knowledge of theory knowing which scales to play with which Chords. Also What Chords go together to make nice Chord Progressions. Chord Progressions are the basis to any Verse & Chorus making them into Songs. Good Luck ElectricEddie

[@rc4211]

This may have been the very best explanation of the structure and use of the circle of fifths I've ever seen. Most videos simply describe how the circle is organized, but do not explain the actual value or use of the circle. The very best teachers not only tell you the "what", but also tell you the "why". Well done, Will!

[@EDMTips]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate the kind words of support and I am really glad you found this helpful!

[@Villamuumi]

Congrats. You're the first one to explain this so that I can understand it. Thank you very much.

[@EDMTips]

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching and for the kind words of support 🙂

[@rossco78]

Quite how one can watch so many videos on this subject and still not quite grasp it…and then you do one and all falls into place…nice. Great content and somehow you’ve managed to achieve what countless others have not. Cheers!

[@EDMTips]

Very much appreciate to hear that! 🙏

[@atomiste4312]

In my opnion, actually showing how to use the circle of fifths rather than blandly explaining the relations between the notes is what makes this video stand out from the rest, very good job!

[@EDMTips]

Thank you so much, I am stoked you found it helpful 🙌🏻

[@-KingOfKhaos]

Yup… this is hands down the PERFECT explanation vid for the Circle of Fifths! It’s amazing to me how many other channels have tried to explain it and always seem to get it wrong along the way… this is perfectly done 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@MaTTiiBeaTz]

This is excellent, please do more music theory videos in 2024🙏🏻💯

[@ishtay]

Been trying to understand this for years, even got classes for this at audio school. After 5 years of this bs I feel scammed. This guys solved one of my life frustrations in 11mins. Amazing teacher! Subscribed!!

[@EDMTips]

Well, looks like I've done my job then! 😉 Thanks for subscribing and I hope you continue to enjoy the content! 🙌🏻

[@bradtipsword3149]

Best explanation for writing with the Circle of Fifths that I have ever seen. Thank you for this!!

[@EDMTips]

You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching and for the kind words of support 🙂

[@orphic-trench]

I came here to learn how to change keys in a song. I got what I needed. Thanks Will!

[@EDMTips]

Love to hear that! 🙏 Appreciate your support!

[@upplysta3497]

I've seen a few videos explaining the Circle of Fifths. The way you explain it is actually pretty easy to understand. I knew how many flats or sharps a scale has; I just didn't know how to make those progressions on a piano. Thanks to you, I understand now. Thanks, Will, again for a great video.

[@EDMTips]

Excellent! I’m glad it helped, and you’re welcome :)

[@shaylevinzon540]

I always had to write it down, but no one told me about this! Thank you!

[@TierHarribel]

omg, I never understood what people meant because they never described it in a clear and easy way, English is not my first language so when people said "in relative to" etc I had no idea what they were on about but now I completely understand because you had a clear visual element and explanation for it. Thank you!

[@dadeee8654]

Thank you for this, I don’t really feel like I know any music theory but I do think I’m getting much closer here. Stay blessed

[@adwind3055]

This really is a great explanation! It makes a whole lot more sense than any of the other tutorials did, that I have seen on this subject. Thanks, Will.

[@Cuzzazbuzz]

Sometimes a video comes along that immediately lifts you to a new level of understanding rather spending ages trying to decipher it alone. Thank you. The next part of my music journey begins.

[@EDMTips]

You’re welcome :)

[@Gk2003m]

It might be better thought of as a circle of fourths. Here’s why: all root note resolution is strongest when it moves a perfect fourth. C>F. F>Bb. D>G. Eb>Ab. In classical terms, this is a five > one, the cadence you hear at the end of so many of the classic symphonies and concertos. In jazz harmony, if you’re not doing tritone subs and whatnot, the iii>vi>ii>V7>I maj7 has this root motion! In the key of C, that is e-7 > a-7 > d-7 > G7 > Cmaj7. See it? It’s not really a circle of fifths per se. The moment I started to see it as moving in fourths is the moment I grasped the essence of western harmony.

[@nickheld797]

10 minutes. Easily explained. Simplicity. Awesome. Thanks a lot for this!

[@ditcherwaker]

Bruuu finally I understood it. You always explain things so easy its a bless! Thanks!

[@EDMTips]

Very happy to hear man! My pleasure!

[@pixpusher]

By far one of the best circle of fifths explanations. It now seems really useful. Thank you.

[@Cinnjerm24]

Never heard an explanation of this concept more simple and precise in my life. Thanks for the great content.

[@EDMTips]

Ah, thank you so much, I really appreciate the kind words of support!

[@MilliMoons]

Fantastic!! New to music production and just printed this out from your website so I can have it on my wall.

[@EDMTips]

Amazing man!🙌🙌 Happy to hear! The Circle of Fifths is truly helpful!

[@tubeMonger]

Circle of fifths is a gift that keeps on giving. Thanks for the explanation.

[@EDMTips]

100%! It is so useful! My pleasure!

[@stewybob]

EDM TIPS once again with another amazingly helpful video. I've learnt so much from this channel over this last year I've been (trying to) make music. I don't necessarily make EDM, I make all sorts of genres but the tips I get from here have taught me so much. Thank you.

[@joeygproducedit7863]

i love painting as much as making beats! you just gave me an awesome painting idea acrylic, circle of fifths abstract! thanks bro

[@EDMTips]

Haha yeah give this a try! Rock on, man!

[@luukmeijer8819]

Great explanation!! Best i have ever seen 🎉

[@EDMTips]

Thank you so much for the support!🙏

[@all_Hallows_]

I came here today in search of a reference video for my students of how the circle of fifths works, and how to use it effectively. This video explains that quite well, and makes it easy to understand. However, on behalf of learning by ear which is just as important, unless something is off with my speakers at home, the C major chord sounds like C# on my end, along with the rest sounding a half step higher as well. Made me question my guitar tuning way too many times, but two different tuners have reassured me. And at the time stamp of 4:44, there's the follow up example of how to find the notes that make up major and minor chords. It threw me for a curve on the E flat minor chord diagram, as it shows a connection from e flat, to F#, to b flat, which are in different key signatures. But only because the enharmonic equivalent of G flat is missing from that diagram in comparison to the one on the left that shows F#/G flat. I know there are many on here that are finding a starting point. I only post this to provide clarity where there may have been any confusion. Otherwise, great stuff. Thank you for the video

[@TheHeruJourney]

First time I’m digging how to use the circle of fifths. Thank you Sir. Glad I clicked! ❤

[@EDMTips]

You’re very welcome!

[@Soldiernate]

What a great job explaining how you make the notes and seeing the red circles around the notes as you played them further enforced the learning. Nice.

[@EDMTips]

So happy to hear you found the video useful! Thank you for your support!

[@peterberenford]

Cool, I dont understand everything but very helpfull

[@1_of_4]

Thank you very much for this video. You really made me understand the circle of 5ths

[@EDMTips]

My pleasure man! Thank you for the comment!🙏

[@JasmineThom]

wowww, tremendous contribution, this is taking the big step through something that is always complicated to understand, you have made it easy and brief, thank you very much friend

[@EDMTips]

You are very welcome indeed!

[@TheAlexCruz]

NOW it all makes sense!! Clearest and easiest explanation of the Circle of 5ths that I've seen OR been taught! thank you SO much for this!!

[@EDMTips]

You’re welcome!

[@TheHaddonfieldRegistry]

Whoever invented this wheel is a genius. I live for infographics that condense intense amounts of info

[@synthclub]

This is the best description and application of the circle of 5ths I have seen on KZbin. Well done.

[@TheCynicalCynic]

Holy shit, man. I started watching this video thinking "This guy and goddamn accent are gonna be another dead end for me in trying to figure this shit out." At the end of the video, I'm already jamming out and making my own tunes, giggling like a school girl because I just can't believe that it finally clicked. I'm subscribed and binge watching everything you've made because you're the first person to finally make music theory make sense for me. Give this hero your time and you will understand everything you've been dying to understand. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

[@EDMTips]

Well, looks like I've done my job then! 😉 Thanks for subscribing and I hope you continue to enjoy the content! 🙌🏻

[@caponeZR]

For someone who only plays by ear (feeming guilty to never tried learn notes and such) this is a remarkable start. Thanks you :)

[@C_F_M]

Finally a thorough and easy to follow explanation of how to work the magic circle! Wish I could have joined your program for the new year but until that can happen, your videos keep making a real difference 😊

[@stevelewis3847]

Wow watched several hundred music tutorial videos, then I come across this video A revelation. Grateful for the useful explanation of the practical use of the diagram. Thanks for sharing.

[@EDMTips]

You're welcome, Steve, glad it was helpful! 🙌🏻

[@AdrumaVictoria16]

The "duh" logic of the third in the circle of fifths never occurred to me. Thank you for the matter-of-fact brilliance of your presentation. I learned something new!

[@mochiizou9116]

this is such a blessing of a video...Thank you for this! I've been self-studying music and piano to help with my self-esteem...I wrote down notes for the past hour, and I feel like I really learned and understood the most from your vid.❤

[@EDMTips]

You're so welcome! Glad it was helpful 🙂

[@chyllhollywood]

That was the dopest way I’ve ever heard to explain TCOF. 🎉🎉🎉

[@EDMTips]

Really glad you liked it so much! Anything else in particular you’re struggling with and would like me to cover on the channel?

[@bryancox6717]

Good advice and is helping me improve on my music ideas. Thank you.

[@EDMTips]

Great to hear!

[@jbarkerhill92]

Very good explanation. I knew about relative minors, but using circles of fifths for figuring out chord progressions and melodies is awesome. Will def be referring back to this video

[@frederickgardiner7771]

Now i really understand the circle of 5ths. Great job, I have watched countless videos but never understood it uses until now

[@EDMTips]

Nice one, I am glad I could help! 🙌🏻

[@Digitaliquid]

I love you. I've seen many videos on the circle of 5ths, but after your video, something clicked and now I get it, I actually understand this and it's soooooo exciting!!! Thank you!!!

[@gbigbo_zjebeezjeboo]

Very good explanation ! PS. Please add the part about using the Circle to create melodies using the "power notes" into the Radio Ready Program Music Theory For EDM Producers course, because that part is very valuable, but it's not in the course yet. Cheers

[@KandMe1]

It’s true, been labouring with this for a few weeks now full focus but had to convert it into my own exercise form. It took a lot out of me mentally at times because it’s like my ear and mind were merging as I persevered. At first didn’t focus on 5th steps just used piano keyboard and forced myself to pick out the 12 keys. Got familiar with each key but it all opened up when they became familiar. 5th steps are easy and turns out the 1st becomes the 4th of the next key. It’s all related. Hearing it becomes second nature.

[@musicbykinesthetics]

This is a great explanation Will, and the examples help a lot. Thanks!

[@EDMTips]

Happy to hear man! Glad I could help!

[@TubbZilla]

Thank you for making this super digestible! I've watched so many of these circle of fifths youtube videos... this is the best one. If you could make a more advanced one with 7th and other chord progressions.. I would be in heaven. Thanks again man!

[@dannysmash275]

It’s refreshing to see a non classical person explain music in simple terms and how they make music with that. Granted this is just the bare basic of how to use the circle of fifths there’s a lot more to explore within the circle like modulations and parallel keys and borrowed chords and stuff but EDM is usually not complex enough for that to even matter.

[@EDMTips]

Cheers! I choose to take this as a compliment 🙂

[@acceptfilms9415]

Yes nice video, regarding EDM the complexity is in the production not the harmony

[@mtsr272]

such a great and easy explanation! Thanks a lot!

[@123spaceinvaders]

The best explanation with practical uses for the circle of 5ths that I ever had .. thanks EDM tips

[@EDMTips]

You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful :) Anything else in particular you’re struggling with and would like me to cover on the channel?

[@danilodelucio]

Oh man, this video is insanely good, I have no words, thanks a lot for this amazing content, this helped me a bunch!! ❤❤🙏🙏

[@EDMTips]

You're welcome ☺️ Glad it helped!

[@humblehombre9904]

You got my subscription. That was an absolutely perfect, easy explanation of the circle. Holy crap, I have been flustered by this for so long. I always knew I was right there, but dog gone it, there was something missing. Well, DANG! You brought out all the points I was unclear of. Thanks so much for that. Really…WELL DONE. Regards.

[@EDMTips]

Well, looks like I've done my job then! 😉 Thanks for subscribing and I hope you continue to enjoy the content! 🙌🏻

[@hammayunayub8026]

I never understood circle of fifth but it changed today. Thank you!

[@EDMTips]

You are so welcome! Glad it's finally clear :)

[@A08J]

Ive grown up learning piano from 6 and rn Im a junior in highschool, i cant believe I never noticed all these details in the circle of fifths

[@PeterPauz]

I have watched a lot of vids explaining what the circle of fifth is, but you are the first one actually showing what to do with it and how to use it for composition. Thank you so much for that! (And Iam from germany too :D)

[@EDMTips]

You’re welcome!

[@PeterPauz]

​​@@EDMTipsOne additional question: I expect the rules of using the five notes explained in chapter "writing a melody" can be also applied when writing a Bassline fitting to an already existing chord progression?

[@HenningUhle]

Nice one as always, Will. Now, we need to clarify that a Dominant-7-chord is not diminished. But chords is a topic for a whole series of videos.

[@timhostetler7684]

Super helpful, I finally understood after watching 10s of videos. I wish you had touched on playing minor key chord progressions though I assume it has the same rules as the major key chord progressions.. so glad I found your channel!

[@EDMTips]

You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@joeydomhof6480]

Will, you legend! 🙏 This has finally unlocked more interesting chord progressions for me.

[@EDMTips]

Stoked to hear that, Joey! Glad it was helpful! Anything else you're struggling with?

[@peacefusion]

I started off music by memorizing scales, chords, and key changes. No wonder the circle was always confusing. Thats a lot to digest but handy to use as a tool.

[@EDMTips]

100%! Hope this video helpful a bit to clear the confusion :)

[@Umamis_Boy]

Thank you very much for this breakdown. Concise and powerful.

[@EDMTips]

You’re very welcome!

[@tserrhyo]

this is the best circle of fifths explanation I’ve seen, thank you

[@felipefs106]

There's so many videos about the circle of fifths with tons of views, but this is the only one that made understand why it's so useful!, you have new subscriber!

[@EDMTips]

Awesome mate! Looks like I've done my job right then! haha Thanks for subscribing and I hope you continue to enjoy the content! 🙌🏻

[@simonroyjonesuk]

Wow that is a great video. I understand so much more, Thank you

[@ungabunga8985]

this is one of the most useful music theory videos ive ever watched. really concise. i think i understand music theory now. this was really cool

[@chris5706]

A brilliant comprehensive explanation. This is the first time I’ve fully understood. Thank you.

[@tedbogan6099]

This has to be the greatest circle of fifths video I’ve ever seen! Recently on my way back from nyc I encountered to college girls whom are majoring in music, I wish I had given this video at that time!❤

[@EDMTips]

Thank you! Glad you found it useful! 😎

[@enethion]

I like how in writing melodies examples we actually use pentatonic scales :D

[@EDMTips]

Cheers, I like pentatonic scales :)

[@SkinnyFG]

@@EDMTips Idk if I'm stating this correctly at all, probably not, but I love the minor Aeolian scales

[@PendelSteven]

2:09 This also explains why most songs written on piano (/ organ / keyboard / etc) are not in C#, F# or B. Having said this, on a guitar you can tune it in C# - et voila And in the DAW you can drag all notes in C up a semitone - et voila But tradionally it's the most simple to stay in C, / Am, G, / Em, F / Dm, D / Bm and A# / Gm.

[@djhonz45]

Oh my word, this is what I have needed forever!!! I cannot thank you enough!!!

[@EDMTips]

You’re very welcome!! Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@realdealastrology9]

I can’t wait to dive into the piano. I taught myself at 13 but haven’t picked it up since. As an astrologer, I have skills that will easily interpret into piano playing.

[@ichigobleach1235]

i think i found the best video on the internet, wow you are truly a hero

[@EDMTips]

Thank you so much for the support and kind words!🙏🙏

[@inspector-tech]

Yeah what I’m about to say sounds corny, whatever, blah blah… But seriously. Must have been decades I’ve known about & tried to understand the circle of fifths… This is the FIRST TIME I truly understand it!!! Seriously man… Thank you so much 👍🏾🤜🏾👊🏾❤️❤️

[@atrothe]

Great outline. I learned a few new things from your video. Thanks😊😊

[@EDMTips]

You're welcome, glad it was helpful! 🙌🏻

[@sebprovision]

I particularly like the melody part - I don't quite understand why those 4 notes work well?? I must experiment with this, thanks for inspiring something to jam with!

[@StopWars420]

Theyre all notes of the C major scale. He left out the B and F to make it the C major pentatonic scale which is used alot in electronic music because it keeps that pumped up feeling like in rock.

[@sebprovision]

@@StopWars420 Im with ya now. thank you :)

[@0grey0]

THAT'S WHAT I'VE BEEN MISSING! This explains so much, I'm amazed you're providing such knowledge in such a digestible way for free. Thank you.

[@EDMTips]

You're welcome, I am glad you found this helpful! Anything else in particular you’re struggling with and would like me to cover on the channel?

[@MR.h-ij9lb]

You explained these so awsome! ❤

[@antaljani]

I was so excited by this video, so I downloaded the stuff. "Download my FREE Music Starter Pack here (includes Circle of Fifths)", however the circle of fifth is not there... :( Anyway, thanks a lot this explanation, I love this video, I already saw this several time. Very good explanation, and I'd like to join to those, who said, this is the best explanation of circle of fifth. THANK YOU!

[@zamar2158]

We studied minor scales as harmonic and melodic. So their chords were a bit different. I mean not the 3rd, but the 6,7 notes and sometimes the 5th. And the scales arrangements were easy, the one side with sharps and the other side with flats. But this colour wheel / sundial ( lol) is a better pictorial for the brain. Thank you !!

[@EDMTips]

You're welcome, glad it as helpful! 🙌🏻

[@wicky4473]

Possibly one of the most useful and interesting videos I’ve seen in a long time!

[@EDMTips]

Love to hear that! Thank you so much!

[@Fuxhoernchen]

Man.I thought I had it figured out, learned something new today. Thanks a lot, you videos really have been inspiring the last couple of days since I found you! You are awesome!

[@EDMTips]

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching and for the kind words of support! 🙂

[@darioparisi6863]

As an EDM artist myself, I think anyone should study music theory. I'm studying it rn at my guitar course and I gotta say that's really nice

[@curtishudson9950]

Hey Will, I'm very new to music. I've watched several vids and looked at many a diagrams. Your explanation and the diagram presented really simplifies following along. Is there a diagram like the one used available to purchase? Thank you for helping me not feel like an outsider!

[@zeena426]

Man that's amazing you're wonderful ❤

[@EDMTips]

Thank you so much 😀

[@zeena426]

@@EDMTips actually I'm an upcoming music producer and I'm now creating melodies because of your videos and I'm gonna tag you with the first one I post as a thank you ❤️

[@nstramental]

C Maj sounds like C sharp Maj 5:09 and G Maj sounds like G sharp Maj 5:14

[@nstramental]

All the info is accurate I just think maybe something may have happened to the sound of the video when it was uploaded.

[@EDMTips]

I didn't notice anything, but thank you for letting me know!

[@markmallory2528]

Never, Never, Never have I ever heard the Circle of Fifths explained and simplified with its usefulness as well as you’ve explained it. Where the heck were you 10 years ago?! I could’ve been a star by now! 😂😂😂

[@EDMTips]

I've been here for the past almost 10 years, where you've been, Mark?! Jokes aside, I am glad you found it helpful! 🙌🏻

[@Jossi996]

Is the fourth method you talk about for melodies the pentatonic scale? You are such a great teacher!

[@jadonx]

Could be a second part to explain the ommited 7th notes that are half step below the outside notes. The circle is good for parallel keys and modes too!

[@MistaToo]

The most amazing tutorial I have ever come across ❤

[@EDMTips]

Thank you very much! :)

[@Kaiyo-ww]

Do you know what's weird? After watching so many tutorials on how to understand circle of fifth only this guy explain it properly and i understand now

[@georgewozniak3]

I completely agree. I’ve been playing guitar for 30 plus years. I know nothing really about theory. I never understood the circle and it was so frustrating and embarrassing. This guy though, this guy made complete sense. Thanks bro!

[@Kenco16]

This is the first time, after watching a lot about the cirkel of fifths that i completely get it now ! It makes sense ! Thank you very much for this. I Saved and downloaded your video, never wanna lose it 😂😂😊

[@BlackSunPP]

Best explanation i have ever seen ! Thanks

[@jobu4070]

Good job maestro. Fun & easy to follow.

[@EDMTips]

Cheers, Jobu, glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@nukulshah4536]

@EDMTips Amazing video and really helps to understand circle of fifths!! All the comments are a testimony for that. I have one question though, How we have the 5 notes in Major chords to use for melody, what would those be for Minor chords?